Optical element and method for manufacturing the same
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorHideo Ukuda
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Abstract
A method for manufacturing an optical element includes the steps of: providing a first material including a precursor of a first energy curable resin which contains fine particles of a transparent conductive material on a transparent substrate, curing the first material by light irradiation, and performing a heat treatment on the cured first material. In the method described above, the cured first material processed by the heat treatment is again processed by light irradiation.
Claims16
A method for manufacturing an optical element comprising:
- providing a first material including a precursor of a first energy curable resin which contains fine particles of a transparent conductive material on a transparent substrate;
- curing the first material by light irradiation;
- and
- performing a heat treatment on the cured first material,
- wherein the cured first material processed by the heat treatment is again processed by light irradiation (post light irradiation).
A method for manufacturing an optical element comprising:
- providing a second material including a precursor of a second energy curable resin on a transparent substrate;
- curing the second material by light irradiation;
- providing a fist material including a precursor of a first energy curable resin which contains fine particles of a transparent conductive material on the cured second material;
- curing the first material by light irradiation;
- and
- performing a heat treatment on the cured first and second materials,
- wherein the cured first and second materials, each of which is processed by the heat treatment, are again processed by light irradiation (post light irradiation).
An optical element comprising:
- a first member containing fine particles of a transparent conductive material on a first transparent substrate;
- and
- a second transparent substrate on the first member,
- wherein the first member is provided with a layer at a portion in contact with the air which inhibits permeation of oxygen and which has an oxygen permeability of 2.0×10−11 P/cm3·cm·(cm2·s·cmHg)−1 or less measured by a high-vacuum pressure difference method.
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