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Insect-Mimetic Imaging System Based on a Microlens Array Fabricated by a Patterned-Layer Integrating Soft Lithography Process.


ABSTRACT: In nature, arthropods have evolved to utilize a multiaperture vision system with a micro-optical structure which has advantages, such as compact size and wide-angle view, compared to that of a single-aperture vision system. In this paper, we present a multiaperture imaging system using a microlens array fabricated by a patterned-layer integrating soft lithography (PLISL) process which is based on a molding technique that can transfer three-dimensional structures and a gold screening layer simultaneously. The imaging system consists of a microlens array, a lens-adjusting jig, and a conventional (charge-coupled device) CCD image sensor. The microlens array has a light screening layer patterned among all the microlenses by the PLISL process to prevent light interference. The three-dimensionally printed jig adjusts the microlens array on the conventional CCD sensor for the focused image. The manufactured imaging system has a thin optic system and a large field-of-view of 100 degrees. The developed imaging system takes multiple images at once. To show its possible applications, multiple depth plane images were reconstructed based on the taken subimages with a single shot.

SUBMITTER: Seo M 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6068472 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Jun

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Insect-Mimetic Imaging System Based on a Microlens Array Fabricated by a Patterned-Layer Integrating Soft Lithography Process.

Seo Minwon M   Seo Jong-Mo JM   Cho Dong-Il Dan DD   Koo Kyoin K  

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) 20180622 7


In nature, arthropods have evolved to utilize a multiaperture vision system with a micro-optical structure which has advantages, such as compact size and wide-angle view, compared to that of a single-aperture vision system. In this paper, we present a multiaperture imaging system using a microlens array fabricated by a patterned-layer integrating soft lithography (PLISL) process which is based on a molding technique that can transfer three-dimensional structures and a gold screening layer simult  ...[more]

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