Skip to main content
. 2017 Apr 5;8:14992. doi: 10.1038/ncomms14992

Figure 3. Chromatically corrected three-layer metasurface lens.

Figure 3

Measured light focusing with conventional FZP (a) and metasurface FZP (b) under white light illumination (Xenon arc lamp, contrast normalized for viewing purposes). Chromatic aberration is apparent in a while the focal spot at 1 mm appears white in b. Images of the focal region for a conventional FZP illuminated by laser light at 450 nm (c), 550 nm (d) and 650 nm (e) and for the metasurface FZP (fh), showing the aberration correction for the latter. (i) Theoretical calculation (equation 2) of the focal distance for a conventional FZP (red line) and the measured focal points at the RGB wavelengths of the conventional FZP (crosses) and metasurface FZP (circles). (j) Demonstration of colour imaging using the fabricated metasurface FZP element.