By Warren J. Smith
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Long-established because the definitive optics textual content and reference, Modern Optical Engineering has been thoroughly revised and up to date to equip you with the entire newest optical and lens advances. The Fourth variation now comprises state-of-the-art info on optical engineering concept, layout, and perform, together with new chapters on ray tracing, optical process layout, and third-order aberration thought.
Written by means of the popular optical scientist Warren J. Smith, this state of the art advisor offers unsurpassed insurance of picture formation, easy optical units, photo overview, fabrication and trying out equipment, and extra. finished and updated, Modern Optical Engineering features:
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• photograph formation • Aberrations • Prisms and mirrors • the attention • Stops and apertures • Optical fabrics • Interference coatings • Radiometry and photometry • simple optical units • Optical platforms • Ray tracing • Third-order aberration thought • photo overview • layout of optical structures • forty four lens designs • Optics fabrication and testing
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2 A ray directed toward the first nodal point (N1) of an optical system emerges from the system without angular deviation and appears to come from the second nodal point (N2). 24 Chapter Two The power of a lens or of an optical system is the reciprocal of its effective focal length; power is usually symbolized by the Greek letter phi (). If the focal length is given in meters, the power (in reciprocal meters) is measured in diopters. , inϪ1, mmϪ1, cmϪ1, etc. 3 Image Position and Size When the cardinal points of an optical system are known, the location and size of the image formed by the optical system can be readily determined.
Diffraction,” in Handbook of Optics, Vol. 1, New York, McGraw-Hill, 1995, Chap. 3. , Concepts of Classical Optics, New York, Freeman, 1958. Walker, B. , Optical Engineering Fundamentals, New York, McGraw-Hill, 1995. , Physical Optics, New York, Macmillan, 1934. Exercises 1 What is the index of a medium in which light has a velocity of 2 ϫ 1010 cm/sc? 33? 26 и 1010 cm/s 3 A ray of light makes an angle of 30° with the normal to a surface. 5. (b) the ray is in water and the other material is air.
43) where y1 and y2 are the ray heights at the principal planes of components #1 and #2, u′1 is the slope angle after passing through component #1, and d is the axial distance from the second principal plane of component #1 to the first principal plane of component #2. Note that these equations are equally applicable to systems composed of either thick or “thin” lenses. Obviously, when applied to thin lenses, d becomes the spacing between elements, since the element and its principal planes are coincident.
