Optimization of gratings in a diffractive waveguide using relative-direction-cosine diagrams

  • Kong D
  • Zhao Z
  • Shi X
  • et al.
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Abstract

Designing diffractive waveguides for head-mounted displays requires wide-angle conical diffraction analysis of multiple gratings. In this work, diffractive waveguide design using the relative direction cosine space, which extends the direction cosine space to a relative space involving refractive indices and can describe grating diffraction through various media, is demonstrated. A diffractive waveguide was fabricated with grating periods of 382 and 270 nm, which generated a monochromatic virtual image image in green light (520 nm). The maximum field of view was measured as 39° with 0.5° deviation from the center of view.

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Kong, D., Zhao, Z., Shi, X., Li, X., Wang, B., Xue, Z., & Li, S. (2021). Optimization of gratings in a diffractive waveguide using relative-direction-cosine diagrams. Optics Express, 29(22), 36720. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.433515

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