Focus-tunable diffractive Optics – Diffractive Optical Elements (DOEs) with continuously adjustable optical Power

By cascading two DOEs are optical elements (lens, axicon, phase shifter, spiral phase plate) obtained, whose optical power can be adjusted continuously by just rotating one DOE with respect to the other.

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