Microlenses including a plurality of mutually adhered layers of optically transmissive material and systems including the same
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1. A microlens for directing radiation toward a sensor of an imaging device, comprising:
- a plurality of mutually adhered layers of cured optically transmissive material.
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Abstract
Microlenses for directing radiation toward a sensor of an imaging device include a plurality of mutually adhered layers of cured optically transmissive material. Systems include at least one microprocessor, a substrate including an array of microlenses formed thereon in electrical communication with the at least one microprocessor. At least one microlens in the array includes a plurality of mutually adhered layers of cured optically transmissive material.
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1. A microlens for directing radiation toward a sensor of an imaging device, comprising:
a plurality of mutually adhered layers of cured optically transmissive material. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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4. A system, comprising:
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at least one microprocessor;
a substrate including an array of microlenses formed thereon in electrical communication with the at least one microprocessor;
wherein the array of microlenses includes at least one microlens comprising a plurality of mutually adhered layers of cured optically transmissive material. - View Dependent Claims (5, 6)
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