Optical device and crystallization device

Optical: systems and elements – Single channel simultaneously to or from plural channels – By surface composed of lenticular elements

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C359S618000, C359S622000

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07830606

ABSTRACT:
An optical device comprises a first cylindrical lens array in which a plurality of first lens segments each having a first radius of curvature and a first width so as to divide laser light into a plurality of light components are arranged, and a plurality of second lens segments each having a second radius of curvature and a second width, and provided in at least one position of the first cylindrical lens array so as to be arranged between adjacent first lens segments.

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Masakiyo Matsumura, “Preparation of Ultra-Large Grain Silicon Thin-Films by Excimer-Laser”, Journal of the Surface Science Society of Japan, vol. 21, No. 5, May 2000, pp. 32-41 and two cover pages (with English Abstract).

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