Abstract
Abstract Micro-optics represents a rich discipline with many features not found in classical optics. Yet micro-optics is not merely ‘small optics’. Using the technologies of microfabrication, entirely new fabrication processes, new materials and new types of optical devices have been conceived. Here, we provide a brief introduction to the field, discussing a variety of miniaturized optical components, as well as the materials from which they are made and the novel technologies used to fabricate them. Designed as a tutorial, this brief précis includes adequate literature references to guide the interested reader to more in-depth treatments.
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