WO2004049250A1 - Schichtanordnung mit einer einen linsenartigen effekt erzeugenden beugungsoptisch wirksamen struktur - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a layer arrangement, in particular for transfer or laminating films, which has at least two successive layers of material, of which at least the layer (s) facing the viewer in use is (are) transparent or semi-transparent and between which there is an interface is formed, which is provided at least in a surface area with a lens-like enlargement or reduction effect, optically diffractive structure.
- transfer foils are to be understood in particular as so-called embossing foils, which consist of a carrier film and a transfer layer that can be removed from it and transferred to a substrate.
- the transfer layer of embossing foils is composed of different layers of lacquer, which means that the term “material layer” used in the present invention is to be understood primarily in the sense of a lacquer layer, but occasionally also in the sense of an adhesive layer.
- the invention also covers embodiments in which a “material layer is formed from the ambient air or a metallic, dielectric or semiconductor coating.
- laminating foils The structure of laminating foils is essentially the same as that of transfer foils, but with the special feature that the synthetic resin or lacquer layers cannot be detached from the carrier film but can be attached to a substrate together with the carrier film.
- Transfer or laminating films with a layer arrangement of the type mentioned are used in particular for security purposes, but also for decorative purposes.
- Layer arrangements of the type described at the outset are already known and are used, for example, in the form of a uniformly appearing lens as a security element in certain credit cards (Amex-Blue) recently launched on the market. In these known credit cards, the surface area showing the lens-like effect has a relatively large diameter and essentially the shape of a circular lens.
- the structure of the known layer arrangement which produces the lens-like effect and has an optical diffraction effect is a structure which is produced by means of a holographic technique and which generally has sinusoidal surface profiles.
- Such holographically manufactured lenses have a number of shortcomings, apart from the fact that the holographic production of structures having a lens effect with diffractive optics with comparatively little outlay on equipment is only possible if the lenses are circular or at best elliptical in outline.
- a deficiency of the holographically produced lenses is, for example, that they do not appear to be too brilliant and generally have inhomogeneities, especially in the center area, which can considerably impair the visual appearance that is to be produced by the lens.
- Another shortcoming of holographically manufactured lenses is that it is practically impossible to achieve certain color effects with relatively great freedom of design.
- the invention is based on the object of proposing a layer arrangement of the type mentioned at the outset which does not have the abovementioned shortcomings of the known, holographically produced lens structures with a sinusoidal surface profile, that is to say to design the structures which produce the lens-like effect in such a way that they can be used with acceptable apparatus and Time can be produced very precisely and in a wide variety of designs, that the efficiency and luminosity of the effect achieved by the lens-like structure compared to holographically generated structures is further improved considerably and that at least there is at least one freedom with respect to the color effects achieved compared to holographically generated structures.
- the structure which produces the lens-like effect and has an optical diffraction effect (hereinafter always referred to as “lens structure”) in such a way that it differs in terms of its Lattice frequency and possibly further lattice constants over the surface area is a continuously changing lattice structure, which is either a binary structure or is designed such that the one flanks of the lattice grooves of the lattice structure run parallel to one another and approximately parallel to a perpendicular to the main plane of the boundary layer, while - at least Averaged over the entire flank - the angle of the respective other flanks of the grating furrows changes substantially continuously over the surface area with respect to a normal to the main plane of the boundary layer, the grating depth (9) of the lens structures being at most 10 ⁇ m.
- a “binary structure” is to be understood as a structure in which the ridges and lattice webs each have an essentially rectangular cross section, but in order to produce the lens effect, the lattice constant then has to change continuously from the center of the lens to its edge, whereby In general, both the web and the groove width of the binary grating are changed.Binary grating can easily be produced using appropriate masks with sufficient fineness, which results on the one hand in very high accuracy and on the other hand in comparatively low production costs.
- the other claimed embodiment of lattice structures is preferably produced by means of so-called "direct writing" using laser or electron beam lithography machines, the use of which makes it easy to produce very specific lattice structures and in particular the claimed structure, according to which a flank of the corresponding lattice grooves in each case approximately perpendicular to the main plane of the grating forming the lens, while the other flank is arranged obliquely towards the bottom of the furrow, tapering the grating furrow A division into four or eight stages is sufficient for a large number of applications, but it is also possible to provide 64 stages, for example, if the quality requirements are high. With regard to the design of corresponding gratings, reference is made to the attached FIG.
- FIG. 1 for the sake of simplicity, the upper representation a) showing the cross section of a normal refractive lens, while the middle representation b) schematically shows the cross section through a diffractive lens, each with a perpendicular to the grating - The main plane of the flank and one sloping flank per grating groove shows.
- the representation c) of FIG. 1 shows a so-called “binary structure”, in which the lattice furrows and lattice webs each have a rectangular cross section and, as can be seen in FIG.
- the width of the lattice webs and the width of the lattice furrows vary from the center of the lens to the edge
- All three lens shapes shown in Figure 1 basically produce the same optical effect when switched to a certain wavelength, but the special feature of the diffractive lens structures proposed according to the invention is that, unlike refractive lenses, these depend on the particular lens structure
- the height of the structure forming the diffractive lenses according to FIG. 1b) and FIG. 1c) is many times smaller than the thickness of the corresponding refractive lens according to FIG Lens structure in a layer arrangement songs without having to work with extreme layer thicknesses that are excluded in practice.
- lens structures according to the invention are used, one has the advantage that a higher efficiency can be produced compared to holographically produced lens structures, with the result that the image formed with the aid of the lens or the corresponding decorative or security effect appear more brilliant , Furthermore, the lens structures according to the invention can be produced with very high accuracy - in comparison to holographically produced structures - as a result of which the visual appearance is significantly improved. Finally, by suitable selection of the grating constants (grating frequency, grating depth, etc.) in the lens structures according to the invention, it is possible to achieve special color effects or to control the color effects in a predetermined manner via the overall profile of the lens structure.
- the grating constants grating frequency, grating depth, etc.
- lens structures according to the invention thus have a large number of advantages over holographically produced lens structures in addition to the common feature of the small “thickness”.
- Layer arrangements with a lens structure according to the invention can produce corresponding special optical effects both when viewed in transmission and when reflected.
- the invention provides that the layers adjacent to the interface are transparent and have a refractive index that differs significantly, preferably by at least 0.2.
- the difference in the refractive index means that the lens effect of the interface, despite the fact that the light passes through the layer arrangement, does produce a clearly visible effect.
- the lattice structure cannot be covered on one side but connect to air.
- the interface is provided at least in regions with a reflection-increasing layer, the reflection-increasing layer expediently having a, for example vapor-deposited,
- Is metal layer Is metal layer.
- a transparent layer with a correspondingly high refractive index as the reflection-increasing layer in which case a permeability of the layer arrangement could be achieved to a certain extent.
- Thin-film arrangements of the known combinations or semiconductor layers could also be used.
- the holographically generated security element formed by a layer arrangement of the generic type only comprises a circular lens structure. If, on the other hand, a diffractive lens structure according to the invention is used, it is possible to cover the surface of the
- Layer arrangement to arrange several lens structures distributed, which on the one hand much more interesting effects (for the case of use for decorative purposes) can be achieved or, if the lens structure is part of a security element, the security effect can be increased.
- the plurality of lens structures are arranged in a grid, whereby the verification can be facilitated.
- an overlap of the lens structures at least in certain areas would also be conceivable, nesting even being possible in such a way that different lens structures appear depending on the viewing angle.
- lens structures or lens structure arrangements are particularly simple if, as provided according to the invention, the lens structures are essentially circular with concentric grid lines.
- the lens structures have a diameter between 0.15 and 300 mm, preferably between 3 and 50 mm.
- the lattice depth of the lens structures is less than 5 ⁇ m, preferably less than 3 ⁇ m, such lattice structures can be introduced without problems into the lacquer layers usually provided in transfer or laminating foils, which have approximately this thickness ,
- the binary structure has approximately the same depth over the entire surface of the lens structure. This makes production particularly easy.
- the choice of the depth of the binary structure can influence the color that arises for the observer when viewing the lens structure.
- the transparent layer (s) attached to the observer is (are) pigment-free.
- a refractive lens b) a diffractive lens with approximately triangular lattice furrows in cross section, c) a lens with a diffractive binary structure;
- Figure 2 is a schematic plan view in a layer arrangement according to the
- Invention provided security or decorative element with a lens structure according to the invention.
- FIG. 3 shows a representation similar to FIG. 2, but on a smaller scale and in a layer arrangement with a plurality of lens structures arranged in the form of a grid.
- the layer arrangement according to the invention each has two material layers 1, 2, which form an interface 3 between them, which, for example, with a metallization, e.g. a metal layer evaporated in a vacuum.
- a metallization e.g. a metal layer evaporated in a vacuum.
- one of the material layers 1, 2 can be formed by air.
- the diameter of the lenses in FIG. 1 is shown on the x-axis in arbitrarily assumed units, since the exact size or the exact diameter of the lens structures is not important. However, the diameter of the lens structures is generally between 0.15 and 300 mm, preferably between 3 and 50 mm, the focal length of the lenses usually being between the value of the lens diameter and five times this value.
- the thickness or the height of the corresponding layer 1, 2 or structure is plotted on the y-axis in FIG. 1, the values given being the phase difference in radians.
- this phase difference can be used to determine the geometric depth in a known manner (also taking into account the respective refractive indices) to calculate. From a comparison of Figure 1a) with Figures 1b) and 1c) it is readily apparent that the thickness of the layer arrangement according to Figure 1a) must be at least ten times as large as the thickness of the layer arrangement according to Figure 1b) and even about twenty times as large as the thickness of the layer arrangement of Figure 1c).
- Layers 1 and 2 of the layer arrangement are generally lacquer layers of appropriate composition, at least the lacquer layer facing the observer (in the present case generally layer 1) must be largely transparent, but can be colored.
- one of the layers can be an adhesive layer or the layer facing the viewer can even be omitted.
- the layer 2 can also be transparent, but also translucent or opaque.
- layer 2 if the layer arrangement according to the invention is to be used in transmission, for example to cover a visible feature present on a substrate, layer 2 must also be transparent. In this case, the interface 3 will not be provided with a - generally opaque - metallization. Instead, the refractive index of the two transparent layers 1 and 2 will be chosen so differently (the difference in the refractive index should preferably be at least 0.2) that, despite the use of two transparent layers, the effect produced by the interface 3 is sufficiently clearly visible.
- the lens structure according to FIG. 1 b is usually produced in a so-called “direct writing method”, ie in a method in which either the material is removed according to the desired profile using a laser, or by means of a laser or an electron beam lithography device, a photoresist is exposed in accordance with the desired profile and then the desired profile or its negative profile is obtained by developing the photoresist.
- direct writing method ie in a method in which either the material is removed according to the desired profile using a laser, or by means of a laser or an electron beam lithography device, a photoresist is exposed in accordance with the desired profile and then the desired profile or its negative profile is obtained by developing the photoresist.
- This procedure offers the advantage that very different lattice structures and, in particular, lattice cross sections, for example also for certain applications, so-called blaze lattices, can be produced, it being possible, in particular, to achieve that the angle ⁇ between the sloping flanks 4 of the lattice furrows in FIG and a perpendicular S on the main plane of the lens structure - as can clearly be seen in FIG.
- flanks 5 of the lattice grooves which are approximately parallel to the vertical S, as it were only discontinuities in an otherwise essentially continuous lens profile, which is formed by the respective other, oblique flanks 4 of the lattice furrows and the central, paraboloid-shaped section 6 of the interface 3.
- the binary structure according to FIG. 1 c) is produced using appropriate masks.
- the essential characteristic of the binary structure according to FIG. 1c) can be seen in the fact that both the lattice furrows 7 and the lattice webs 8 are each essentially rectangular in cross section.
- Another peculiarity of the structure According to FIG. 1 c) it can be seen that the grating depth 9 is uniform over the entire lens structure, which offers the advantage in particular in the production that neither different exposure times of the agent removing the material are provided nor with different intensities of the mask agent acting on the substrate must be worked.
- FIG. 2 shows schematically (in fact the spacing of the grating lines is significantly smaller) a lens-like element which is produced with a lens structure according to FIG. 1 b), the top view of FIG. 2 clearly showing the continuously decreasing distance between the individual grating bars or which can be recognized continuously from the center of the circular lens to the edge of the grating frequency.
- the inclination of the grating flanks 4 visible in the plan view of FIG. 2 is constantly and essentially continuously changed from the center of the lens to the outside.
- the grating flanks 5 perpendicular to the main plane of the lens are also clearly visible in the form of dark lines in FIG. 2.
- FIG. 3 shows a further possibility of how diffractive lens structures can be provided in a layer arrangement according to the invention.
- circular lens structures which can in principle correspond to the lens structures of FIG. 2, are arranged in a plurality of surface areas arranged in a grid, distributed over the surface of the film. The arrangement is chosen so that the outer grid furrows are not partially cut off according to Figure 2.
- lens structures 10 in FIG. 3 are in each case in total circular.
- the resulting gaps in the form of spherical squares when corresponding lens structure circles are lined up are filled in the layer arrangement of FIG. 3 by appropriately designed diffraction structures 11, which can also produce a lens effect, whereby, for example, the lens structures 10 show the effect of converging lenses, while the structures 11 act as diverging lenses, so that the optical effect of both lens types can be quasi amplified.
- diffraction structures 11 can also produce a lens effect, whereby, for example, the lens structures 10 show the effect of converging lenses, while the structures 11 act as diverging lenses, so that the optical effect of both lens types can be quasi amplified.
- diffractive structures in addition and in regions that generate completely different effects, for example movement effects, flips etc.
- the lens structures need not, of course, be circular.
- One advantage of using diffractive lens structures is that they can also be superimposed on other shapes (so-called free-form surfaces) in order to generate, for example, three-dimensional structures.
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