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Friedrich-schiller-universitaet Jena

Olympus Winter Ibe Gmbh

Leica Microsystems Lithography Gmbh

Pac Tech - Packaging Technologies Gmbh

Friedrich-schiller-universitat Jena

Erik Beckert

Christoph Damm

Thomas Peschel

Claudia Bruchmann

Elke Zakel

Peter Dannberg

Uwe Schoeler

Matthias Fettke

Ulf-Carsten Kirschstein

Sylvia Gebhardt

Oliver Pabst

Claudia Reinlein

Christoph Schaeffel

Thomas Burkhardt

Andrew Hoffmann

Eugen Saffert

Johannes Zentner

Torsten Gramsch

Uwe Schöler

Henrik Banse

Christian Vedder

Marcel Hornaff

Sebastian Nippgen

Matthias Rehberger

Matthias Mitlacher

Sönke Steenhusen

Falk Kemper

A method for preparing an optical element for insertion into an optical system of an endoscope, wherein the optical element has an optical axis and a peripheral surface that is basically parallel to the optical axis, the method including: arranging the optical element in a mounting of a spindle which rotates the optical element about an axis of rotation of the spindle, aligning the optical element on the spindle such that the optical axis of the optical element coincides with the axis of rotation of the spindle, and subsequent to the aligning, removing an outer peripheral surface region of the optical element until the peripheral surface has a constant spacing from the optical axis of the optical element, wherein the removing of the outer peripheral surface region takes place by laser ablation.

Method for centering an optical element in an optical system for an endoscope

The invention relates to an optical microlens array and to a method for manufacturing an optical microlens arrays, wherein the method includes, among other things: providing a substrate having a first side and an opposite second side. The method further includes applying a photoresist to the first side of the substrate at least in portions, and structuring the photoresist such that the structured photoresist remains at predetermined locations on the first side of the substrate where one optical microlens each is to be later arranged. In addition, the method includes applying a hydrophobic coating to the first side of the substrate and subsequently removing the structured photoresist including the hydrophobic coating located thereon from the first side of the substrate. Furthermore, according to the invention, one microlens each is arranged on the spots of the first side of the substrate that are freed from the structured photoresist.

Method for manufacturing an optical microlens array

The invention relates to a mounted optical component and also a method for the production of mounted optical components. Furthermore, the invention relates to the use of mounted optical components.

Mounted optical component, method for the production thereof and use of same

An adaptive mirror that includes a substrate layer, on the first surface of which a reflecting layer and on the second surface of which at least one actuator is disposed. The substrate layer has a thickness of less than or equal to 1,000 &#x3bc;m and the mirror having at least one further metallization for thermal compensation, as a result of which a thermal deformation of the mirror is avoided or preadjusted such that the desired curvature is set as a function of the reflected power.

Adaptive deformable mirror for compensation of defects of a wavefront

The invention relates to an adaptive mirror based on a ceramic substrate having a corresponding reflector and piezoelectric actuators, a cooling device being integrated in the substrate. The invention likewise relates to a method for the production of such mirrors. The mirrors according to the invention are used for the modulation or deformation of a laser wavefront of high power.

Adaptive mirror and method for the production thereof

A method for joining aligned discrete optical elements by which the optical elements can be joined in the aligned state. A thermal connection having long-term stability can be produced at little expense and with high positioning accuracy. Surface regions to be joined can be provided with at least one thin metallic layer by the method for joining aligned discrete optical elements. The surface regions are subsequently wetted using a liquid solder free of flux in a contactless dosed manner. The solder is applied to the surface regions to be joined via a nozzle using a pressurized gas stream.

Method for joining aligned discrete optical elements

The invention refers to an arrangement for positioning substrates, in particular for positioning wafers, within a device that is provided for exposure of the substrates and/or for measurement on the substrates by means of radiation under high-vacuum conditions. The following are provided according to the present invention: a retention system ( ), displaceable on a linear guidance system ( ), for receiving the substrate, the guidance direction of the linear guidance system ( ) being oriented parallel or substantially parallel to the Y coordinate of an X, Y, Z spatial coordinate system; drives for limited modification of the inclination of the guidance direction relative to the Y coordinate; drives for limited rotation of the linear guidance system ( ), including the retention system ( ), about the guidance direction; and drives for parallel displacement of the linear guidance system ( ), including the retention system ( ), in the direction of the X coordinate, the Y coordinate, and/or the Z coordinate.

Six-axis positioning system having a zero-magnetic-field space

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Arnstadt, Germany

Erik Beckert