Abstract
A multilayered surface relief grating structure for near-eye displays (NEDs) consists of two or more layers wherein each layer has the same spatial pitch and is laterally offset from one another by a distance calculated to exploit controlled phase interference. Such a grating reduces the privacy concerns regarding eyeglow through destructive interference of display light leakage on the worldside while enhancing efficiency on the eyeside due to constructive interference.
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Huang, Qinglan, "Multi-Layer Surface Relief Grating for Eyeglow Suppression in Augmented Reality Waveguides", Technical Disclosure Commons, ()
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/11212