Abstract

It is essential to know the wavelength dispersion of a planar microlens in order to suitably design optical systems which use such a component. For this purpose, the measurement of focal length over a wide range of the spectrum has been performed. It was clarified that the focal length varies by about 20% from blue (ƛ=0.442 μm) to near-infra red (ƛ=1.55μm) region. The maximum index difference between the lens center and substrate, an important parameter for the characterization of planar microlenses, has been estimated as a function of wavelength using the ray equation. The effect of angled incidence has been discussed.

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