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18 April 2022 Realistic design to fabricate the daylight window inspired by Morpho butterfly's optical property
Akira Saito, Kazuma Yamashita, Junpei Ohga, Takuma Hattori, Yuji Kuwahara
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Abstract
Morpho butterfly’s blue is well known, but, mysterious. The color is produced by interference from an ORDERED nanostructure, whereas the single color in wide angles contradicts the interference. This mystery is attributed to a specific nanostructure having both ORDER and DISORDER. Converting this reflective principle to transmission, we have proposed a new daylight window with high transmittance, wide angular spread, and low color dispersion, which have been impossible to meet simultaneously because of their trade-off relationship. Although our originally proposed nanostructure was difficult to fabricate, we have designed a new structure to solve the problem. Finally, an effective nanostructure was verified using numerical simulations.
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Akira Saito, Kazuma Yamashita, Junpei Ohga, Takuma Hattori, and Yuji Kuwahara "Realistic design to fabricate the daylight window inspired by Morpho butterfly's optical property", Proc. SPIE PC12041, Bioinspiration, Biomimetics, and Bioreplication XII, (18 April 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2612564
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KEYWORDS
Optical properties

Light emitting diodes

Lithographic illumination

Nanoimprint lithography

Nanolithography

Nanostructures

Numerical simulations

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