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11 April 1997 LIGA tunable spectral filter performance
J. Allen Cox, David C. Dobson, Thomas R. Ohnstein, J. David Zook
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Abstract
Using LIGA techniques, a transmissive diffraction grating device in permalloy with variable, and controllable, grating period has been designed and fabricated for use as a tunable infrared spectral filer. Typical device parameters exhibit parameters exhibit periods approximately 8-30 microns, permalloy grating lines approximately 3 microns wide by 10- 50 microns high. In Ell polarization, the device acts as low pass spectral filter with cutoff wavelength determined by the variable grating period. Recent developments in fabrication of the gratin structure and actuator are reviewed briefly. Emphasis is given to results of recent performance modeling both for thinner and shorter grating walls suitable for shorter wavelength applications and to demonstrate the effects of an incident spherical wave.
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J. Allen Cox, David C. Dobson, Thomas R. Ohnstein, and J. David Zook "LIGA tunable spectral filter performance", Proc. SPIE 3008, Miniaturized Systems with Micro-Optics and Micromechanics II, (11 April 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.271426
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KEYWORDS
Transmittance

Optical filters

Spherical lenses

Actuators

Polarization

Tunable filters

Diffraction gratings

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