This document contains the homework assignment for OPTI 340 in 2015. It includes 5 problems related to optical design and analysis of spherical aberration. Problem 1 asks to prove that mid focus position minimizes wavefront error for a system with 4th order spherical aberration. Problem 2 asks to prove that a specific amount of defocus minimizes spot size variance. Problem 3 involves calculating spot sizes at different focuses for a system with 2 waves of spherical aberration. Problem 4 involves designing a two lens system to minimize spherical aberration through optimization of lens shapes and curvatures. Problem 5 asks about identifying aberration coefficients and defocus amount for minimum circle from a ray fan plot.
B.E./B.Tech. DEGREE EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2011. Seventh Semester Electronics and Communication Engineering EC 2402 - OPTICAL COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKING
This document contains the homework assignment for OPTI 340 in 2015. It includes 5 problems related to optical design and analysis of spherical aberration. Problem 1 asks to prove that mid focus position minimizes wavefront error for a system with 4th order spherical aberration. Problem 2 asks to prove that a specific amount of defocus minimizes spot size variance. Problem 3 involves calculating spot sizes at different focuses for a system with 2 waves of spherical aberration. Problem 4 involves designing a two lens system to minimize spherical aberration through optimization of lens shapes and curvatures. Problem 5 asks about identifying aberration coefficients and defocus amount for minimum circle from a ray fan plot.
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Defocus. Optical Aberrations. Wave and Ray aberrations. University of Arizona. UofA
This document contains the homework assignment for OPTI 340 in 2015. It includes 5 problems related to optical design and analysis of spherical aberration. Problem 1 asks to prove that mid focus position minimizes wavefront error for a system with 4th order spherical aberration. Problem 2 asks to prove that a specific amount of defocus minimizes spot size variance. Problem 3 involves calculating spot sizes at different focuses for a system with 2 waves of spherical aberration. Problem 4 involves designing a two lens system to minimize spherical aberration through optimization of lens shapes and curvatures. Problem 5 asks about identifying aberration coefficients and defocus amount for minimum circle from a ray fan plot.
This document contains the homework assignment for OPTI 340 in 2015. It includes 5 problems related to optical design and analysis of spherical aberration. Problem 1 asks to prove that mid focus position minimizes wavefront error for a system with 4th order spherical aberration. Problem 2 asks to prove that a specific amount of defocus minimizes spot size variance. Problem 3 involves calculating spot sizes at different focuses for a system with 2 waves of spherical aberration. Problem 4 involves designing a two lens system to minimize spherical aberration through optimization of lens shapes and curvatures. Problem 5 asks about identifying aberration coefficients and defocus amount for minimum circle from a ray fan plot.
Problem 1: (10 pts) Consider an optical system having 4th order spherical wave aberration W040. Prove that the mid focus position minimizes wavefront error in PV. Problem 2: (10 pts) Consider an optical system having 4th order spherical wave aberration W040. Prove that the defocus of W020=-(4/3)W040 minimizes variance of spot size. Problem 3 (45pts, 5pts each) For a given F/4 optical system with 2 waves ( = 0.5 m) of spherical aberration (W040). a. What is the spot size (diameter) at paraxial focus? b. What is the spot size (diameter) at minimum circle? c. What is the spot size (diameter) at marginal focus? d. What amount of defocus (z) is needed from paraxial focus to minimum circle? e. What is the spot size (diameter) at paraxial focus if the system is F/8? Now implement the system in CodeV by using lens module. Add 2 waves ( = 0.5 m) of spherical aberration (W040). Plot spot diagram for a), b), c) and e) using the same scale.
Problem 4 (40pts: 5pts each):
Consider an optical system consisting of two positive thin lens elements having power of p1=0.005[1/mm] and p2=0.005[1/mm] (see Fig. 1). The index of refraction of the thin lens is n = 1.5168. Object is located at Infinity. For simplicity, we assume zero air spacing between the thin lens elements. 1. Calculate paraxial marginal ray angles, u1, u2. Assume the marginal ray height in the object space is 1 mm. 2. Calculate conjugate factor C1 and C2, for the lens element #1 and #2. 3. Calculate shape factor B1 and B2 of the lens element #1 and #2, for which the Seidel spherical aberration of each element is minimized. 4. Calculate radius of curvature R1, R2, R3, R4 of the thin lens element #1, and #2. 5. Sketch the lens system. Cleary draw the shape of each lens element #1 and #2 based on the calculation. For the purpose of drawing the lenses, add appropriate thickness. 6. Based on the drawing of the lens system, sketch trajectory of the marginal ray through the lens system. Indicate how the ray is deflected at each of the four lens surfaces. No calculation is needed. 7. Input design parameters to CodeV. Add thickness of the lens, 4mm and air spacing, 1mm. Assume F/#. Draw lens layout, rayfan, and wavefan.
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HW #4
8. Explain how the trajectory of the ray is effective to reduce SA.
u1=0 1 mm
u2
Lens #1, p1=0.01 [1/mm]
(Positive thin lens)
u1
Lens #2, p2=0.01 [1/mm]
(Positive thin lens)
Fig.1
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Problem 5: (10pt: 5pts each)
For the following ray fan plots, = 0.5 microns and F/8: a. What aberration coefficients are present? b. How much shift in z axis position is needed for minimum circle focus?
B.E./B.Tech. DEGREE EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2011. Seventh Semester Electronics and Communication Engineering EC 2402 - OPTICAL COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKING