Microlens Array Optical Films

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Advantages With the unique and prorietary technologies, the microlens array films has many advantages high quality and cost-effective short delivery times: 2~4 weeks for sampling different NA can be fabricated according to the customer's design the larger size of MLAF can be ordered and Benefits Features Excellent uniformity in focal length and extremely low insertion loss for 1D and large 2D array configurations High Transmission with Low Insertion Loss (<0.5 dB) Spherical Error <15nm rms, <70nm p-v Diffraction limited lenses possible Specifications of MLA films MLA films for OLED PET, PC film Thichness of films: 30um -100um Alignment of MLA: array and honeycomb Shapes of ML's: circle, square, hexagon Aperture of ML:10um - 50um Size of film: up to 300mmx300mm Patterned microlens array for efficiency improvement of small-pixelated organic light-emitting devices: MLA films for security PET film Thichness: 30um -100um Alignment of MLA: array and honeycomb Shapes of ML's: hexagon Aperture of ML: 20um - 50um Size of film: up to 300mmx450mm MLA screens for 3D display Thickness:0.5mm-1.0mm material: PC plate Alignment of ML: array Shapes of ML's: circle Aperture:100um - 500um Size: up to 800mmx600mm MLA BEF for BLU Thickness:125um Materials:PC Alignment: honeycomb,array Shape of ML: hexigon, circle Aperture:20um - 50um Size: up to 600mmx600mm Performances of MLA films Pitch:10um - 100um(type A);100um - 500um(Type B) Array Dimension:10-100mmfor the apertures of 10um - 100um,special dimension of films can be customized; 100mm or above for the aperture of 100um - 500um. Substrate: PC, PET Thickness:0.125 - l.0 mm Convex,concave Alignment of array: quadratic,hexaganal NA: 0.008 ~ 0.46; 0.46 ~0.8(special design) AR coating:no Applied for : colimation diffuse film for backlight module, CMOS sensor, fiber coupler, Homogenizer, 3D imaging film for

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