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1. Diffractive Optics Family
2. What can you do with a wavefront?
3. Diffractive Optical Element Basic Functions
4. Application Examples
5. HUD with combiner laminated into the windshield for Volkswagon
6. Multi Order Super HOE Scanner
7. Potential Advantages Of Holographic Disk Scanners
8. Aberration-Corrected HOE Grating For Spectrometer
9. Interferometric Testing With A Computer-Generated Hologram
10. Spectral Filters
11. Colour Combination/Colour Separation
12. Three Beam Optical Pickup For Compact Audio Disk Player
13. Optical Interconnections in Microelectronics
14. Fiber Optic Couplers
15. Wavefront Sampling of High Power Laser
16. Wavefront Transformation System
17. Faceted HOEs
18. Directional Diffusers
19. Solar Applications
20. Wavelength Multiplexing/Demultiplexing
21. The Basic Optical Processor
22. Anti-Reflective Structures
23. Concept For Holographic Night Goggles
24. Holography
25. Advantages of HOE Diffraction Gratings (HOEDGs)
26. Single Element Dispersions Showing Hybrid Achromat Possibilities
27. Comparisons of Fabrication Methods Of Diffractive Optics
28. Direct Laser Writing
29. Photoresist Processes For Lithography
30. Spin Coating Photoresist
31. Replication Methods
32. 3 Step Conversion of Volume HOE to Surface Blazed HOE
33. Laboratory Optical Test Apparatus
34. Rotating Slit Scanners (Beam Scan)
35. Scatterometer
36. Ronchi Rule -- Gaussian Spot Sise Measurement. (Lee Dickson)
37. An Electromagnetic Shutter From A D'Arsenual
38. Hologram Exposure -- Single-Beam With Nonconformal Mirror
39. Single Beam Frame Using All Second Surface Mirror Without Ghosts (from Saxby)
40. Lloyd's Mirror
41. Gravity plateholder (after Abramson⁹ For NDT Apps
42. Film Holder With Xylene Well (after Benton, 1960s)
43. Full-Aperature Transfer Hologram
44. Rainbow Hologram (Benton, 1965)
45. Holographic Stereogram, after DeBitetto, 1968-69
46. 35 mm Holocamera by David Rowley
47. Contact Printing (copying) Of Transmission Or Reflection Holograms
48. Secondary Holograms Formed By Scattered Light In A Construction Beam
49. Secondary Holograms Formed By Surface Reflections
50. Prevention Of Secondary Holograms Formed By Surface Reflections
51. Spurious (secondary) Holograms
52. Prevention of Secondary Holograms
53. Michaelson Interferometer, Table Check, Fringelocker Check