Metallized Gratings Enable Color Effects and Floating Screen Films by First‐Order Diffraction

A new concept for generating visual effects with metallized gratings is introduced. Shadow evaporation of aluminum onto dielectric gratings is shown to produce strongly asymmetric color effects. Zero‐order effects are combined with ±first‐order transmission in the present structures to generate not...

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description A new concept for generating visual effects with metallized gratings is introduced. Shadow evaporation of aluminum onto dielectric gratings is shown to produce strongly asymmetric color effects. Zero‐order effects are combined with ±first‐order transmission in the present structures to generate not only polarization but also orientation‐dependent colors. We show that a wide palette of colors can be obtained by simply scaling the parameters of the dielectric base grating. The present approach therefore enables the fabrication of entire asymmetric images in a two‐step process. Additionally, a floating screen film is created by placing the grating at an increased distance to the light source. The present structures could find applications as security or decorative elements and are well suited for mass production using high‐throughput techniques such as roll‐to‐roll fabrication. An up‐scalable process capable of generating asymmetric colors as well as floating screen films is presented. Zero‐order transmittance is combined with 1st order diffraction to achieve this goal. The presented technique is suitable for roll‐to‐roll fabrication and could find applications in brand protection or security.
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Floating structures
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Metallizing
metals
Optics
Screens
Security
structure–property relationships
title Metallized Gratings Enable Color Effects and Floating Screen Films by First‐Order Diffraction
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