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Types of anastigmats. (a) Celor. (b) Tessar. (c) Dagor.
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Modern camera lenses. (a) Sonnar. (b) Biotar. (c) Topogon.
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Typical magnifiers. (a) Sphere with equatorial diaphragm. (b, c) Planoconvex lens combinations. (d) Steinheil triple aplanat. (e) Chevalier type.
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Detail of Fresnel lens designed for concentrating sunlight onto photovoltaic cells. The rings are prisms as seen in a cross section in Fig. 7. (Picture by Hans Philipp Annen, Concentrator Optics GmbH)
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Fresnel lens (material is dark), as opposed to plano-convex lens. f is the focal length, r is the radius of the lens.
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Prisms forming two flat Fresnel lenses, shown for the right-hand side of each lens. For each diagram, the optical axis of the lens is to the left of the diagram, and the focus is further down on the page. (a) Prism oriented toward the focus of the…
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Example of a lithographic projection lens with 31 refractive elements. (U.S. Patent 7301707)
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Three-element cell phone camera lens. (U.S. Patent 7477461)
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Free-form optics. (a) Free-form lens for laser beam shaping (Anteryon). (b) Free-form prism for projection heads-up display (D. Cheng et al., Design of an optical see-through head-mounted display with a low f-number and large field of view using a…
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Four-reflection lens. (E. J. Tremblay et al., Ultrathin four-reflection imager, Appl. Opt., 48:343–354, 2009)
