2010
DOI: 10.1364/ol.36.000028
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Multistep ion exchange processes of gradient refractive index rod lens

Abstract: A mathematical model for research on the refractive index profile (RIP) of multistep ion exchange processes (IEPs) of gradient refractive index rod lenses (GRINs) is established by the different initial condition and boundary condition, based on the Fickian diffusion equation. GRIN rod lenses have been fabricated using the three-step IEPs. Research results indicate that the experimental deviations of refractive index (DRI) are in good agreement with the theoretical data. The DRI of three-step IEPs is superior … Show more

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“…This has renewed the interest in gradient refractive index (GRIN) materials, which are a natural choice for compact optical design . GRIN rod lens is a cylindrical medium with a parabolic refractive distribution in which the refractive index is highest on the rod's optical axis and decreases toward the periphery with the square of the radial distance from the optical axis and has been used widely in image‐transmission systems and optical communication systems such as copy machines, facsimile lens arrays, and optical circuit networks. Glasses and polymers are the two well‐known materials applied in the optical field.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This has renewed the interest in gradient refractive index (GRIN) materials, which are a natural choice for compact optical design . GRIN rod lens is a cylindrical medium with a parabolic refractive distribution in which the refractive index is highest on the rod's optical axis and decreases toward the periphery with the square of the radial distance from the optical axis and has been used widely in image‐transmission systems and optical communication systems such as copy machines, facsimile lens arrays, and optical circuit networks. Glasses and polymers are the two well‐known materials applied in the optical field.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%