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We present a new liquid crystal-based device for correction of spherical aberration, which is commonly observed in microscopy and related methods. The device is significantly larger than previous direct laser written aberration correctors, measuring 1 mm across. The device operates in transmission mode for easy integration into the optical path and is capable of continuous greyscale tuning of up to a total amplitude of 2π rad. This device could present a cost effective and simpler to use alternative to traditional wavefront modulation technologies used in adaptive optics.
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Alec Xu,Camron Nourshargh,Patrick S. Salter,Steve J. Elston,Stephen M. Morris, andMartin J. Booth
"Large laser written liquid crystal devices for spherical aberration correction
", Proc. SPIE 12907, Emerging Liquid Crystal Technologies XIX, 129070F (13 March 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2692879
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Alec Xu, Camron Nourshargh, Patrick S. Salter, Steve J. Elston, Stephen M. Morris, Martin J. Booth, "Large laser written liquid crystal devices for spherical aberration correction
," Proc. SPIE 12907, Emerging Liquid Crystal Technologies XIX, 129070F (13 March 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2692879