MEMS-based VCSEL beam steering using replicated polymer diffractive lens

MEMS-based VCSEL beam steering using replicated polymer diffractive lens
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10.1016/j.sna.2006.12.015
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2008-03
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4.6
通讯作者:
K. Hedsten;Jonas Melin;J. Bengtsson;P. Modh;D. Karlén;B. Löfving;Richard Nilsson;H. Rödjegård;K. Persson;P. Enoksson;F. Nikolajeff;G. Andersson
K. Hedsten;Jonas Melin;J. Bengtsson;P. Modh;D. Karlén;B. Löfving;Richard Nilsson;H. Rödjegård;K. Persson;P. Enoksson;F. Nikolajeff;G. Andersson
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工程技术3区
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K. Hedsten;Jonas Melin;J. Bengtsson;P. Modh;D. Karlén;B. Löfving;Richard Nilsson;H. Rödjegård;K. Persson;P. Enoksson;F. Nikolajeff;G. Andersson

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