• Corpus ID: 111306121

THREE-DIMENSIONAL HYDRODYNAMICALLY ADJUSTABLE LENS CHIP FABRICATED BY RAPID PROTOTYPING

@inproceedings{Rosenauer2008THREEDIMENSIONALHA,
  title={THREE-DIMENSIONAL HYDRODYNAMICALLY ADJUSTABLE LENS CHIP FABRICATED BY RAPID PROTOTYPING},
  author={Michael Rosenauer and Michael J. Vellekoop},
  year={2008},
  url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:111306121}
}
In this contribution we present the design, fabrication and measurement results of a novel hydrodynamically 3D adjustable lens chip fabricated by rapid prototyping. To our knowledge this is the first time a reconfigurable three-dimensional liquid-core liquid-cladding lens chip is manufactured in transparent photopolymer resin by micro laser stereolithography. The laminar flow regime in the microchannels and the application of fluids with different refractive indices enable the formation of… 

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