Diffractive waveguide element and diffractive waveguide display
A technology of diffractive optical elements and diffractive waves, which is applied in the field of diffractive waveguides, can solve problems such as being invisible to users, achieve the effect of increasing rebound density and improving performance
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[0026] Diffractive optical elements herein refer to gratings and other optical structures comprising regular or irregular features having at least one dimension on the order of the wavelength of visible light, ie typically less than 1 μm, and thus causing significant diffraction of light. Examples include line gratings (one-dimensional gratings) and two-dimensional gratings. The grating can be a single-zone grating (having the same microstructure and optical response over the entire grating area) or a multi-zone grating (ie containing zones with different microstructure and optical response).
[0027] The "jump length" is the length of two consecutive lengths of light propagating in a waveguide via total internal reflection on the same surface of the waveguide. The distance between the bounce points.
[0028] Description of selected implementations
[0029] For example, when augmented reality (AR) waveguides are illuminated by laser light, the bea...
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