Abstract:
Provided is an optical apparatus using reflection geometry. The optical apparatus includes a lens element disposed to face an object to be measured, a light source generating an incident beam that passes through the lens element to be incident on the object, and a photodetector receiving light that is scattered by the object. The incident beam is obliquely incident on the object off an optical center axis of the lens element, without passing through the optical center axis. The scattered light is transmitted to the photodetector by passing through the optical center axis of the focusing lens element and a region therearound.
Abstract:
Provided are an optical device and a method of controlling the direction of light from an optical device. The optical device includes: a substrate; a metal layer on the substrate; a first slot which is provided in the metal layer; and at least one light source provided in the first slot, wherein light is emitted from the at least one light source in the direction of the top part of the first slot or the bottom part of the first slot.
Abstract:
Provided are nanostructures and optical devices having the nanostructures. The nanostructure may include a carbon nanomaterial layer, a nanopattern formed on the carbon nanomaterial layer, and a metal layer formed on a surface of the nanopattern. The nanostructure may be formed in a ring shape, and the metal layer may include a plurality of metal layers formed of different metals.
Abstract:
An apparatus for outputting directional light includes a light-emitting structure including a light-emitting layer that emits light, and an optical antenna layer disposed on the light-emitting structure, wherein the optical antenna layer includes a light feeder configured to resonate light output from the light-emitting layer and a light reflector configure to reflect light output from the light feeder to have directivity. The light feeder and the light reflector are formed on a surface of the optical antenna layer.