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Dynamically variable focal length microlens by microfluidic and electroactive polymer approaches
This research is on a development of a variable focusing microlens system. The studies of modern researchers have thrown new light on this subject, which has aroused intense interest in making tunable focusing microlenses. The most well-known methods are liquid crystal and electrowetting. Both metho
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