Abstract
A corner cube retroreflector (CCR) consists of three perpendicular flat surfaces and reflects the incident light back to its source.
Highlights
Introductioncube retrore ector (CCR) including microelectromechanical, lithography, and direct laser writing.[13,14,15] Diamond micro-maching was used to directly cut 120 CCR faces for high retrore ection.[16]
A corner cube retrore ector (CCR) is an optical device that re ects the light back to the source.[1,2] Directional properties of the CCR are due to the total internal re ection (TIR) from its three orthogonally placed mirror surfaces,[3,4] and have found applications in various elds, such as navigation, displays, image processing, free-space communication, and sensors etc.[4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11] It is not always desirable to make perfect CCRs
We suggest that the diffraction intensity variation was due to the response of internal multi-grating structure (AgBr NCs) of the hologram and their interaction with respect to monochromatic light
Summary
CCRs including microelectromechanical, lithography, and direct laser writing.[13,14,15] Diamond micro-maching was used to directly cut 120 CCR faces for high retrore ection.[16]. Holography technique with desired surface functionalities have been recently reported to produce CCRs and other optical device (lens, diffuser, 1D/2D patterns, and diffraction grating, etc.), which is a simple, fast, and cost-effective process.[21,22,23]. A CCR array hologram is recorded on a light sensitive ORM through Denisyuk re ection holography method. Optical properties of the recorded hologram were studied using re ection, diffraction, rational, and far- eld experiments, as well as, by computational modelling. Far- eld experiments showed bright and well-resolved 2nd order diffraction patterns with monochromatic light (red, green, and blue) illuminations. The CCR array hologram showed angular dependence of white light re ection and exhibited a color resolved diffraction when subject to a broadband illumination. Image projection experiments were carried out to study the rotational property of the CCR array hologram
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