A solid immersion lens (SIL) is described with NA = 2.64 that is fabricated
from a two-step process using a large BK7 glass hemisphere and a small GaP hemisphere.
The Gallium Phosphide (GaP) hemisphere has a radius 114μm, and is cemented in the
center of BK7 SIL with index-matching epoxy. The BK7 SIL thickness is accommodated
to have both BK7 SIL and GaP SIL in an image centric configuration. The two-step GaP
SIL is tested on an induced polarization imaging system. Induced polarization pupil
images, the native polarization image and induced polarization image of a DVD RW
sample are given in this paper.
A small rotating memory device which utilizes optical prerecorded and writeable technology to provide a mobile recording technology solution for digital cameras, cell phones, music players, PDA's, and hybrid multipurpose devices have been developed. This solution encompasses writeable, read only, and encrypted storage media.
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