Dry film process for altering wavelength response of holograms

Details Dry film process for altering wavelength response of holograms Dry film process for altering wavelength response of holograms

1990-06-12

1991-06-18

Bowers, Jr., Charles L.

Radiation imagery chemistry: process, composition, or product th

Holographic process, composition, or product

430 2, 430912, 350 361, 350 365, 350 367, 350 381, G03H 104, G03H 106

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050249096

ABSTRACT:
Wavelength response of volume holograms is altered by contact with a dry film diffusion element.

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