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Overview: Adaptive optics is a technique used to correct the dynamic wavefront distortion caused by atmospheric turbulence and improve the performance of the optical system. As an important part of the adaptive optics system, wavefront corrector directly affects the imaging effect. At present, the most commonly used wavefront correctors are mainly divided into two types: deformable mirror and liquid crystal spatial light modulator. Deformable mirror has been studied for the longest time and has become the most mature technology. Its principle is to install a mirror on the surface of the actuator, changing the shape of the mirror by applying voltage, and then control the beam phase. Due to the high energy consumption, large volume, and high-cost problems caused by more actuators, the application of deformable mirror is greatly limited. The liquid crystal spatial light modulator adjusts the rotation direction of the rod-shaped liquid crystal molecules through the external loading voltage, which changes the refractive index and then increases or decreases the optical path to realize the modulation of the incident beam phase. Low power consumption, high precision, and small size are remarkable advantages of it. However, the polarization dependence, low correction frequency, and slow response speed of liquid crystal materials are the choke of development. The spatial modulator with small volume, high density, and fast response is the general trend.
In this paper, a kind of superimposed liquid lens based on the electrowetting on dielectric is proposed. The distortion wavefront can be corrected by controlling the liquid interface with the effect. It has the dominant position of small volume, easy array, no mechanical motion, no polarization dependence, and fast response speed comparing with the traditional deformable mirror and liquid crystal light modulator. Firstly, according to the theory of electrowetting on dielectric, the structure of the liquid lens system is designed, and the feasibility of the wavefront correction is deduced. Then, the changes of the liquid interface in the liquid lens units with different voltage combinations are simulated in COMSOL software. After that, aberration is introduced into the ideal wavefront of ZEMAX. On the basis of the voltage surface relationship obtained in COMSOL, the working voltage is adjusted to change the liquid interface surface shape, so as to realize the correction of the aberration. Finally, the phase distribution and point spread function distribution of the distorted wavefront correction process are given. The results show that the lens system has a good ability to correct the aberrations introduced at any point of the wavefront, the corresponding peak valley value decreases from 19.7853λ to 0.18λ, the root-mean-square value decreases from 5.6638λ to 0.0355λ, and Strehl ratio increases from near zero value to 0.962. The related research results will promote the development of wavefront correction technology and provide a theoretical basis for the realization of liquid lens for wavefront correction.
Structure of stacked liquid lens. (a) Structures of liquid lens; (b)~(d) When applying voltages to the bottom layer (b), applying voltages to both the bottom and the middle layer (c), and applying voltages to all three layers (d), the states of liquid interfaces is shown
Principle of distorted wavefront correction. (a) Process of correction; (b) Tilt error correction of the bottom layer; (c) Curvature error correction of the middle layer; (d) Piston error correction of the top layer
Interface shape of the stacked liquid lens unit. (a) Liquid interface in natural state; (b) Flat liquid interface by applying voltages; (c) Voltages change in the bottom layer; (d) Voltages change in both the bottom and the middle layers; (e) Voltages change in all three layers
System optical path. (a) Perfect state; (b) Introducing distortions; (d) Complete correction
Distributions of the phase
Distributions of the point spread function