A two-LC, insulator-layer liquid crystal lens (LCL) is reported. The LCL can focus light waves of arbitrary polarizations and its power changes with applied voltage. The LCL exhibits good optical property. Its use as an image formation lens of variable magnifying power is demonstrated.
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