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Compact dual-band multi-focal diffractive lenses

We design, fabricate, and characterize multifunctional and compact diffractive microlenses with sub-wavelength thickness and the capability to simultaneously focus visible and near-infrared spectral bands at two different focal positions with 24% and 15% measured focusing efficiency, respectively. Our technology utilizes high-index and low-loss sputtered hydrogenated amorphous Si, enabling a sub-wavelength thickness of only 235nm. Moreover, the proposed flat lens concept is polarization insensitive and can be readily designed to operate across any desired wavelength regime. Imaging under broadband illumination with independent focal planes for two targeted spectral bands is experimentally demonstrated, enabling the encoding of the depth information of a sample into different spectral images. In addition, with a small footprint of only 100$μ$m and a minimum feature size of 400nm, the proposed multifunctional and compact diffractive microlenses can be readily integrated with vertical detector arrays to simultaneously concentrate and spectrally select electromagnetic radiation. This provides novel opportunities for spectroscopic and multispectral imaging systems with advanced detector architectures.

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