Abstract

Two-color imaging by the use of a patterned optical filter directly bonded to a HgCdTe focal-plane array is demonstrated. The optical filter is spatially patterned, by multilayer lithographic techniques, to provide multicolor response in the midwavelength infrared by the use of a single substrate.

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