Fabrication and measurement of optical freeforms made of fused silica with novel manufacturing technologies

Sebastian Henkel; Christian Schulze; Marcel Binder; Samson Frank; Denise Schultheiß; Kerstin Götze; Dietrich Knoche; Jens Bliedtner; Manfred M. Fischer; Martin Beinemann; Daniela Sommer; Sebastian Stoebenau; Lars Schönemann

doi:10.1364/freeform.2025.frw1a.4

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The production of freeform components is a promising field for numerous optical applications. The utilization of novel manufacturing processes is shown as well as the surface quality measurement on the example of a steep freeform-geometry.

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