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29 December 2003 E-beam lithography and optical near-field lithography: new prospects in fabrication of various grating structures
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Abstract
Today’s technologies available for the fabrication of micro structured optical elements are well developed for defined classes of structures. Techniques for very complex optical functions or for combinations of optical functions together with others are more or less in the level of research or labs. A promising approach for complex grating fabrication is the use of optical near field holography (NFH) and e-beam writing for unification of the advantages. The paper wants to show the potential of both techniques itself as well as the potential that arises from their teamwork. The paper demonstrates one and two dimensional gratings, chirped and unidirectional gratings fabricated by NFH using e-beam written masks. It shows also possibilities for the fabrication of gratings on binary, multilevel and continuous optical profiles.
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Ernst-Bernhard Kley and Tina Clausnitzer "E-beam lithography and optical near-field lithography: new prospects in fabrication of various grating structures", Proc. SPIE 5184, Physics, Theory, and Applications of Periodic Structures in Optics II, (29 December 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.504583
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KEYWORDS
Photomasks

Near field optics

Electron beam lithography

Holography

Binary data

Lithography

Diffraction gratings

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