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    • Micro-optics
    • Diffractive Optics

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    • Traditional optical systems often rely on bulky and complex mirror configurations.
    • Achieving precise light manipulation, especially for off-axis illumination, presents significant design challenges.
    • Micro-mirror arrays offer a potential solution for miniaturizing and integrating optical functions.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a novel off-axis diffractive lens utilizing a micro-mirror array (MMA).
    • To demonstrate the MMA's capability to converge an off-axis beam, mimicking elliptical mirror functionality.
    • To optimize the MMA design for achieving the smallest possible focal spot size.

    Main Methods:

    • Designed an off-axis diffractive lens based on a micro-mirror array on a flat substrate.
    • Optimized individual micro-mirror parameters (size, normal direction, center height) for phase matching.
    • Fabricated a 3 mm by 5 mm MMA sample using grayscale lithography.
    • Integrated the fabricated MMA into a near-eye display system to illuminate a computer-generated hologram.

    Main Results:

    • The micro-mirror array successfully created an on-axis converging beam from an off-axis diverging illumination beam.
    • Optimization of micro-mirror parameters led to achieving a minimal focal spot size at the design wavelength.
    • The fabricated MMA functioned effectively in illuminating a hologram within a near-eye display system.
    • Experimental results validated the design principles and performance of the developed component.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed off-axis diffractive lens using a micro-mirror array is a viable and compact alternative to traditional bulky optical components.
    • The MMA design allows for efficient light convergence and precise focal spot control.
    • This technology shows promise for applications in miniaturized optical systems, such as near-eye displays.