Dataset for High-performance geometric phase elements in silica glass
Dataset for High-performance geometric phase elements in silica glass
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Drevinskas, R & Kazansky, P 2017, 'High-performance geometric phase elements in silica glass' APL Photonics. DOI: 10.1063/1.4984066
High-precision three-dimensional ultrafast laser direct nanostructuring of silica glass resulting in multi-layered space-variant dielectric metasurfaces embedded in volume is demonstrated. Continuous phase profiles of nearly any optical component are achieved solely by the means of geometric phase. Complex designs of half-wave retarders with 90% transmission at 532 nm and >95% transmission at >1 µm, including polarization gratings with efficiency nearing 90% and computer generated holograms with phase gradient of ~0.8pi rad/µm, were fabricated. Vortex half-wave retarder generating single beam optical vortex with tunable orbital angular momentum of up to ±100ℏ is shown. High damage threshold of silica elements enables simultaneous optical manipulation of large number of micro-objects using high-power laser beams. Thus, the continuous control of torque without altering the intensity distribution was implemented in optical trapping demonstration with a total of 5 W average power, which is otherwise impossible with alternate beam shaping devices. In principle, the direct-write technique can be extended to any transparent material that supports laser assisted nanostructuring, and can be effectively exploited for the integration of printed optics into multi-functional optoelectronic systems.
University of Southampton
Drevinskas, Rokas
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Kazansky, Peter
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Drevinskas, Rokas
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Kazansky, Peter
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Drevinskas, Rokas and Kazansky, Peter
(2017)
Dataset for High-performance geometric phase elements in silica glass.
University of Southampton
doi:10.5258/SOTON/400343
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Abstract
Dataset to support the publication:
Drevinskas, R & Kazansky, P 2017, 'High-performance geometric phase elements in silica glass' APL Photonics. DOI: 10.1063/1.4984066
High-precision three-dimensional ultrafast laser direct nanostructuring of silica glass resulting in multi-layered space-variant dielectric metasurfaces embedded in volume is demonstrated. Continuous phase profiles of nearly any optical component are achieved solely by the means of geometric phase. Complex designs of half-wave retarders with 90% transmission at 532 nm and >95% transmission at >1 µm, including polarization gratings with efficiency nearing 90% and computer generated holograms with phase gradient of ~0.8pi rad/µm, were fabricated. Vortex half-wave retarder generating single beam optical vortex with tunable orbital angular momentum of up to ±100ℏ is shown. High damage threshold of silica elements enables simultaneous optical manipulation of large number of micro-objects using high-power laser beams. Thus, the continuous control of torque without altering the intensity distribution was implemented in optical trapping demonstration with a total of 5 W average power, which is otherwise impossible with alternate beam shaping devices. In principle, the direct-write technique can be extended to any transparent material that supports laser assisted nanostructuring, and can be effectively exploited for the integration of printed optics into multi-functional optoelectronic systems.
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Published date: 12 May 2017
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Optoelectronics Research Centre
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Local EPrints ID: 408228
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/408228
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Date deposited: 17 May 2017 04:03
Last modified: 04 Nov 2023 18:00
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Rokas Drevinskas
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