Optics and Precision Engineering, Volume. 32, Issue 9, 1371(2024)
Micro-optical illumination properties of hierarchical microlens arrays formed by hot-embossing
Fig. 2. FDTD simulation analysis model of reflected electrical field of hierarchical microlens
Fig. 3. Distribution of reflected electric field intensity of plane, microprism and hierarchical microlens in different wavebands
Fig. 4. Average intensity of reflected electrical field of smooth plane, microprism and hierarchical microlens
Fig. 5. Experiment devices and schematic diagram of hot embossing hierarchical microlens array
Fig. 8. Surface morphologies of hot-embossed microprism and hierarchical microlens array
Fig. 9. Diffuse reflectance of different microlens arrays versus light wavelength
Fig. 10. Specular reflectance of different microlens arrays versus light wavelength
Fig. 11. Transmittance of different microlens arrays versus light wavelength
Fig. 12. Average illuminance and illumination uniformity of LED with different microlens array LGP
Fig. 13. Average illuminance and illumination uniformity of LED with hierarchical microlens array LGP of versus the aspect ratio of small microlens
Fig. 14. Brightness of LED with screen-printed microdot array LGP and hot-embossed hierarchical microlens array LGP
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Manfeng HU, Lei LI, Jin XIE. Micro-optical illumination properties of hierarchical microlens arrays formed by hot-embossing[J]. Optics and Precision Engineering, 2024, 32(9): 1371
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Received: Oct. 27, 2023
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Published Online: Jun. 2, 2024
The Author Email: Jin XIE (jinxie@scut.edu.cn)