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    • Materials Science
    • Manufacturing Engineering

    Background:

    • Diamond-turned surfaces exhibit diffraction effects in visible light, degrading optical performance.
    • Current post-treatments like polishing are necessary due to an incomplete understanding of these diffraction origins.
    • Addressing diffraction is key to improving optical component quality and reducing manufacturing costs.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate the fundamental origins of the diffraction effect on diamond-turned surfaces under visible light.
    • To identify the specific surface roughness components responsible for diffraction patterns.
    • To develop a direct method for eliminating diffraction during the diamond turning process.

    Main Methods:

    • Theoretical analysis of diamond turning influencing factors.
    • Simulations to model diffraction patterns based on surface roughness components.
    • Experimental validation of simulation results and proposed method.
    • Development and testing of a novel diffraction-elimination technique during diamond turning.

    Main Results:

    • Periodic surface roughness components cause horizontal diffraction light distribution.
    • Aperiodic surface roughness components, from material defects, create diffraction spots across the entire screen.
    • The proposed novel method, controlling tool edge quality, material defects, and processing parameters, effectively eliminates diffraction.
    • Diffraction-free surfaces were achieved directly during diamond turning, negating the need for post-treatment.

    Conclusions:

    • The study elucidates the distinct roles of periodic and aperiodic surface roughness in visible light diffraction from diamond-turned surfaces.
    • A novel, integrated approach to diamond turning is presented, enabling the direct fabrication of diffraction-free optical surfaces.
    • This method significantly enhances optical performance and streamlines manufacturing by eliminating post-polishing steps.