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The main goal of this work was to examine the possibility of fabrication of glassy diffractive optical elements for application in the near-infrared and mid-infrared spectral ranges. In the paper we focused on fabrication of Fresnel lenses with use of the hot embossing process. Lead-bismuth-gallium oxide and tellurite glasses were used in the experiment. Both types of glasses possess high transmittance from the visible up to mid-infrared (0.4÷6.5μm). Fused silica element was used as the mold, which was fabricated with standard ion etching method. The elements presented in this work were fabricated in a static process with the use of low pressure. The quality of the fabricated elements was examined with white light interferometer.
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I. Kujawa, R. Kasztelanic, P. Waluk, R. Stępień, K. Haraśny, D. Pysz, M. Klimczak, R. Buczyński, "Fresnel lens fabrication for MidIR optics and fiber optic technique by using hot embossing process," Proc. SPIE 8698, Optical Fibers and Their Applications 2012, 869804 (11 January 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2019058