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FABRICATION OF REFRACTIVE BLAZED HOLOGRAMS



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US Patent 3680945
Issued Date
August 1, 1972
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Methods and apparatus for fabricating refractive blazed holograms having high single image diffraction efficiencies. A reflective blazed hologram made with a single wavelength light source may be modified for high blazed efficiencies at any desired wavelength. A reflective blazed hologram surface is replicated onto the surface of a material of higher refractive index, with a shorter wavelength of light utilized fore reconstruction. A further embodiment is to replicate a reflective blazed hologram onto the surface of a material that can be made to undergo an isotropic dimension increase or decrease. When the desired dimension change has taken place, the blazed surface thereof would again be replicated onto the surface of a suitable transparent material of the proper refractive index. Thus, refractive blazed holograms blazed for any wavelength can be obtained.
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Owner
Xerox Corporation (Stamford, CT)
Published
August 1, 1972
Application Number
05/083,403
Filed
October 23, 1970
US Classification
359/3   264/1.31 359/12 359/571 359/900 430/1 430/945
Int'l Classification
G03H   1/18   (20060101)  
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Assistant Examiner
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350/3.5   350/162R   96/27H   264/1  
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