Bioinspired Fabrication of High-Quality 3D Artificial Compound Eyes by Voxel-Modulation Femtosecond Laser Writing for Distortion-Free Wide-Field-of-View Imaging
Bioinspired Fabrication of High-Quality 3D Artificial Compound Eyes by Voxel-Modulation Femtosecond Laser Writing for Distortion-Free Wide-Field-of-View Imaging
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通过体素调制飞秒激光写入实现无失真宽视场成像仿生制造高质量 3D 人工复眼
DOI:
10.1002/adom.201400175
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发表时间:
2014-08-01
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9
通讯作者:
Sun, Hong Bo
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作者:
Wu, Dong;Wang, Jian-Nan;Sun, Hong Bo
The small field-of-view (FOV) limits the range of vision in various detecting/imaging devices from biological microscopes to commercial cameras and military radar. To date, imaging with FOV over 90 degrees has been realized with fish-eye lenses, catadioptric lens, and rotating cameras. However, these devices suffer from inherent imaging distortion and require multiple bulky elements. Inspired by compound eyes found in nature, here a small-size (84 mu m), distortion-free, wide-FOV imaging system is presented via an advanced 3D artificial eye architecture. The 3D artificial eye structure is accomplished by exploiting an effective optical strategy - high-speed voxel-modulation laser scanning (HVLS). The eye features a hexagonal shape, high fill factor (FF) (100%), large numerical aperture (NA) (0.4), ultralow surface roughness (2.5 nm) and aspherical profile, which provides high uniformity optics (error < +/- 6%) and constant resolution (FWHM = 1.7 +/- 0.1 mu m) in all directions. Quantitative measurement shows the eye reduces imaging distortion by two/three times under 30 degrees/45 degrees incidence, compared with a single lens. The distortion-free FOV can be controlled from 30 degrees to 90 degrees.