Method for preparing multichannel narrow-band filtering pixel array

Abstract

A method for preparing a multichannel narrow-band filtering pixel array includes the following steps: 1, manufacturing alignment marks and metal louvers on a substrate; 2, manufacturing a metallic aluminium conductive thin film on the surface of the substrate as an initial substrate of electroplating; 3, forming a photoresist mask through ultraviolet lithography; 4, putting the substrate on whicha photoresist pattern is manufactured in an electroplating liquid tank to be electroplated; 5, removing the photoresist mask and corroding the metallic aluminium conductive thin film on the surface ofthe substrate, and forming an aluminium mask; 6, adopting an ion sputtering coating method to prepare an F-P type periodical interference film system with specific optical characteristics; 7, corroding the aluminium mask, and forming a narrow-band filtering pixel array of a first channel; repeating Steps 2 to 7 to complete preparation of pixel arrays of second, third and fourth channels in sequence; and 9, performing bonding packaging on multichannel micro optical filters and a CCD detector. While maintaining characteristics of an optical thin film, the method provided by the invention realizes patterning of a large-thickness optical thin film, has a simple and reliable manufacturing process, facilitates popularization, and has relatively high practical value.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the fields of optical film preparation, optical micro-device preparation, nanophotonics and remote sensing detection, and in particular to a preparation method of a multi-channel narrow-band filter pixel array, which has F-P periodic multilayer dielectric film narrow-band micro-arrays with different working wavelengths. The filter performs multi-channel narrow-band filtering, which can be applied to spectral imaging. Background technique [0002] In the late 1970s and early 1980s, on the basis of studying and summarizing the spectral characteristics of various ground objects, everyone gradually realized that if continuous narrow-band imaging can be realized, then it is possible to realize the direct identification of ground minerals, resulting in the spectral Imaging spectroscopy technology combined with images. In 1983, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory of the United States developed the first airborne imaging spectrometer (AIS-1...

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The disadvantage is that its spectral sensitivity is low, generally greater than 10nm; moreover, the more filtering channels, the more complex the process, and the edge of the narrow-band filtering unit corresponding to the CCD pixel is easily affected by the process, and cannot be completely matched with the pixel. Difficult to guarantee

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