A microlens is a small lens, generally with a diameter less than a millimetre (mm) and often as small as 10 micrometres (μm). The small sizes of the lenses means that a simple design can give good …

A microlens is an optical lens with a very small diameter, typically below 1 mm and sometimes down to just a few optical wavelengths. Due to their small size, diffraction effects often play a significant role.

Microlens arrays are most commonly used to improve the light collection efficiency of charge-coupled device arrays. They collect and focus light that would otherwise fall on non-sensitive areas of the CCD.

Microlens arrays (also referred to as microlenticular arrays or lenslet arrays) are used to increase the optical fill factor in CCDs, such as interline-transfer devices, that suffer from reduced aperture due to …

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The microlens is fabricated on the backside of the substrate prior to detector fabrication on the front side. The top metal contact serves as a mirror to increase detector responsivity.

Additionally, microlens arrays are discussed in the context of optical communications and wavefront sensing, where they improve light efficiency and performance. Some papers also address challenges …

Microlenses are well suited for applications that require high efficiency and non-gaussian uniformity. All microlens arrays are constructed from UV-grade fused silica, offering exceptional performance from …

Feb 27, 2018 · Microlens arrays are the key component in the next generation of 3D imaging system, for it exhibits some good optical properties such as extremely large field of view angles, low aberration …