Optofluidic compound microlenses made by emulsion techniques
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Here we present a new method to make liquid lenses. It is based on the microfluidics method and involves the preparation of emulsions one drop at a time. Tests of lenses by image formation are presented. Experimental results are compared with results of an optical design program. We also present a new type of lens that we call a Compound Lens which consists of two spherical lenses, one inside the other. © 2010 Optical Society of America.
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Emulsification; Optical design; Optical instruments; Compound lens; Image formations; Liquid lens; Spherical lens; Lenses; baysilon; dimeticone; microsphere; silicon; article; chemistry; colloid; emulsion; equipment design; instrumentation; methodology; micelle; microfluidics; optical instrumentation; optics; oscillometry; temperature; thermodynamics; Colloids; Dimethylpolysiloxanes; Emulsions; Equipment Design; Lenses; Micelles; Microfluidics; Microspheres; Optics and Photonics; Oscillometry; Silicon; Temperature; Thermodynamics
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