Electro-optic lenses employing resistive electrodes
A resistive, electrode-based technology, applied in the field of diffracted light, can solve problems such as liquid crystal lenses that have not yet achieved commercial success
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[0011] The following description gives non-limiting details of the construction of the electro-optic lens of the present invention. The present invention provides electro-optic lenses filled with liquid crystal material, wherein said liquid crystal material can rearrange in an electric field. The lens functions as a diffractive optical element (DOE). The DOE is the result of applying a voltage across a thin liquid crystal layer that responds by changing the director orientation field and producing a pattern of inhomogeneous refractive index that then results in a cell surface Inhomogeneous phase transfer function (phase-transmission-function, PTF). In the present invention, precise control of the PTF to produce the desired DOE is achieved by applying the desired voltage drop across the resistive patterned electrode set.
[0012] As used herein, a "resistive patterned electrode set" is one or more regions (electrodes) of conductive material that are electrically isolated from...
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