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NIR photopolymer for micro-optics applications

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Near infrared (NIR) activable photopolymers suitable for versatile fabrication of micro-optical elements were developed. The first main objective of this paper is to show that these new photopolymers can be used for microfabrication and investigate the parameters governing the microfabrication process. The impact of photonic, physico-chemical and chemical parameters is discussed. High quality microstructures with a good control over their size and shape are demonstrated. The second main objective is to show practical examples of microlenses and waveguides implemented on single core and multiple core optical fibers, VCSELs, and glass slides are then presented. The NIR photosensitivity of this negative tone photoresists allows using the device source itself as to start the crosslinking process, which constitutes a convenient approach for micro-optics self-positioning on NIR sources and justifies the interest of such NIR photopolymer for the fabrication micro-optical elements and optical interconnects.

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hal-03005642 , version 1 (14-11-2020)

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Ihab Dika, Frédéric Diot, Véronique Bardinal, Jean‐pierre Malval, Carole Ecoffet, et al.. NIR photopolymer for micro-optics applications. Journal of Polymer Science, 2020, 58 (13), pp.1796-1809. ⟨10.1002/pol.20200106⟩. ⟨hal-03005642⟩
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