Abstract
A novel, to our knowledge, polymer-type holographic and photoetching recording material—photoetching cellulose film—is reported. Its basic photochemical reaction scheme and the mechanism of image formation are discussed with respect to electron-spin resonance spectra and infrared spectra. Meanwhile, its characteristics, such as a strong real-time effect, high spatial resolution, linear surface-relief modulation capacity, and delayed development effect, are investigated experimentally. Finally, taking advantage of its double-faced photosensitivity, we fabricate integrated micro-optical elements that have both the functions of beam splitting and focusing.
© 1998 Optical Society of America
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