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titleOfInvention Synthetic resin optical transmitter and method for manufacturing the same
abstract (57) Abstract: To provide a synthetic resin optical transmission body and a manufacturing method suitable for a GRIN lens that can be used as a lens for correcting aberrations such as chromatic aberration and field curvature. SOLUTION: A monomer containing fluorine and a monomer forming a network polymer are mixed (step 1), a part of the mixture is gelated (step 2), and a refractive index larger than that of the mixed monomer and a small refractive index are obtained. A monomer having an Abbe number is diffused into the gelled substance (step 3), and the diffused gelated substance is polymerized and cured (step 4) to produce a fluorine-containing synthetic resin optical transmitter. Method.
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