B29D11/00365

METHOD OF REPLICATING OPTICAL ELEMENTS AND REPLICATED OPTICAL ELEMENTS

Flow barriers such as trenches (144) and/or walls (152) laterally surrounding an aperture (142) in a coating (140) on a transparent substrate (120) help control the flow of replication material (124) during the formation of a replicated optical element on the aperture (142).

MICROFABRICATION OF OPTICAL COMPONENTS AND COMB DRIVE ACTUATORS FOR LIDAR APPLICATIONS
20220203636 · 2022-06-30 · ·

Embodiments of the disclosure provide a method for fabricating a shaped optical component, and a method for making a micro assembly with a plurality of shaped optical components. The method for fabricating a shaped optical component includes creating a master mold containing a substrate with a predefined surface contour. The method further includes generating a polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) mold with a concave part having an inverse pattern matching the predefined surface contour. The method additionally includes filling the concave part of the PDMS mold with a light-curable optical adhesive. The method additionally includes sealing the adhesive-filled concave part with a flat PDMS slab to form a PDMS structure. The method additionally includes curing and hardening the optical adhesive inside the PDMS structure to form the shaped optical component. The method additionally includes detaching the shaped optical component from the PDMS structure.

Micro-lens Structure, Displaying Device, and Machining Method of Micro-lens Structure

Disclosed are a micro-lens structure, a displaying device, and a machining method of the micro-lens structure. The micro-lens structure specifically comprises: micro-lens units distributed in an array, wherein each micro-lens unit comprises at least two micro-lenses made of a photoresist, and the at least two micro-lenses have different arch heights.

POROUS FILM, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING POROUS FILM, MICROLENS ARRAY, MICROREACTOR, AND BIO-DEVICE

A method for manufacturing a porous film includes: a first step of preparing droplets (D) which are formed from a first liquid into spheres with a predetermined diameter of 10 μm or more and 2000 μm or less and a second liquid (L2) which includes a curing agent which cures by imparting energy or a curing agent which cures due to change in pH and includes droplets dispersed therein; a second step of injecting the droplets and the second liquid into a gap between a pair of substrates (31 and 32); a third step of curing the second liquid to form an external phase; and the fourth step of removing the droplets in the external phase to form hole sections.

CAMERA PACKAGE, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING CAMERA PACKAGE, AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE
20220130880 · 2022-04-28 ·

The present disclosure relates to a camera package, a method for manufacturing a camera package, and an electronic device with which it is possible to reduce manufacturing cost for lens formation.

The camera package according to the present disclosure includes: a solid-state imaging element; and a lens formed above a transparent substrate that protects the solid-state imaging element. A lens formation region in which the lens is formed above the transparent substrate and a lens free region around the lens formation region differ in contact angle. The present disclosure can be applied to, for example, a camera package in which a lens is disposed above a solid-state imaging element, or the like.

Multi-layered microlens systems and related methods
11760046 · 2023-09-19 · ·

Implementations of a microlens system may include a first layer including a first refractive index, the first layer including one or more substantially hemispherical elements formed therein; a second layer including a second refractive index coupled over the substantially hemispherical elements of the first layer; and a third layer including a third refractive index coupled over the second layer. A value of the first refractive index may be larger than a value of the third refractive index and a value of the second refractive index and the value of the second refractive index may be less than a value of the third refractive index.

Fabrication of polydimethylsiloxane optical material

A lithography-free, mold-free method of fabricating high quality optical material by curing polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) droplets in or on pre-heated substrates allows lenses with different focal lengths to be made by varying the volume and surface temperature, as well as the substrate.

PHOTOMASK, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING LENS, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING PHOTODETECTOR

According to one embodiment, a photomask includes a plurality of unit regions arranged in a first direction and a second direction crossing the first direction. Each of the unit regions includes a first region having a first light-shielding rate, and a second region having a second light-shielding rate different from the first light-shielding rate. The second region is provided around the first region. The unit regions include a first unit region and a second unit region having same size each other. A distance between the first unit region and a center of a range in which the unit regions are arranged is different from a distance between the second unit region and the center. A light-shielding rate of the first unit region is different from a light-shielding rate of the second unit region.

METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING OPTICAL ELEMENT, OPTICAL ELEMENT, AERIAL IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE, AND SPATIAL INPUT DEVICE

A method for manufacturing an optical element includes forming an optical element unit comprised of an optical material such as glass and having an outer shape of a regular triangle or a regular hexagon, arranging a plurality of optical element units two-dimensionally on a substrate so as to have a structure imitating a molecular structure of graphene or a carbon nanotube, and processing the substrate on which the plurality of optical element units are mounted into a desired surface shape.

Method for producing lens elements and packaged radiation-sensitive devices on wafer level

A production method includes fixing ball elements of a semiconductor material to a carrier substrate by means of heat and pressure; and one-sided thinning of the ball elements fixed to the carrier substrate to form plano-convex lens elements of a semiconductor material.