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titleOfInvention Etching method, method for manufacturing optical element, and optical element
abstract (57) [Problem] To provide an etching method, an optical element manufacturing method, and an optical element capable of smoothing the surface of an optical element. SOLUTION: Since a step-like shape formed on a resist film 6 is smoothed by isotropic etching and transferred to a quartz glass substrate 5 by anisotropic etching, only the anisotropic etching is used. It is possible to manufacture a lens having a smoother and more accurate shape as compared with. The choice between anisotropic etching and isotropic etching is determined by ICP -Since the presence or absence of the bias voltage applied to the electrode 8 of the RIE device 1 is determined, the selection between anisotropic etching and isotropic etching can be made extremely easy, and the surface formation of the lens can be speeded up.
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