Single exposure imaging of talbot carpets and resolution characterization of detectors for micro- and nano- patterns
Single exposure imaging of talbot carpets and resolution characterization of detectors for micro- and nano- patterns
In this paper, we demonstrate a self-imaging technique that can visualize longitudinal interference patterns behind periodically-structured objects, which is often referred to as Talbot carpet. Talbot carpet is of great interest due to ever-decreasing scale of interference features. We demonstrate experimentally that Talbot carpets can be imaged in a single exposure configuration revealing a broad spectrum of multi-scale features. We have performed rigorous diffraction simulations for showing that Talbot carpet print can produce ever-decreasing structures down to limits set by mask feature sizes. This demonstrates that large-scale pattern masks may be used for direct printing of features with substantially smaller scales. This approach is also useful for characterization of image sensors and recording media
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Kim, Hyunsu
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Danylyuk, Serhiy
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Brocklesby, William
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Juschkin, Larissa
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April 2016
Kim, Hyunsu
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Danylyuk, Serhiy
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Brocklesby, William
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Juschkin, Larissa
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Kim, Hyunsu, Danylyuk, Serhiy, Brocklesby, William and Juschkin, Larissa
(2016)
Single exposure imaging of talbot carpets and resolution characterization of detectors for micro- and nano- patterns.
Journal of the Optical Society of Korea, 20 (2), .
(doi:10.3807/JOSK.2016.20.2.245).
Abstract
In this paper, we demonstrate a self-imaging technique that can visualize longitudinal interference patterns behind periodically-structured objects, which is often referred to as Talbot carpet. Talbot carpet is of great interest due to ever-decreasing scale of interference features. We demonstrate experimentally that Talbot carpets can be imaged in a single exposure configuration revealing a broad spectrum of multi-scale features. We have performed rigorous diffraction simulations for showing that Talbot carpet print can produce ever-decreasing structures down to limits set by mask feature sizes. This demonstrates that large-scale pattern masks may be used for direct printing of features with substantially smaller scales. This approach is also useful for characterization of image sensors and recording media
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Accepted/In Press date: 29 February 2016
Published date: April 2016
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/406669
ISSN: 1226-4776
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