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Lens Design

A Practical Guide

Haiyin Sun author

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd

Published:27th Jul '17

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This book offers a practical approach to lens design, detailing every step from specifications to production, with examples and Zemax integration.

In Lens Design, readers are taken through the intricate process of designing lenses, emphasizing practical applications and real-world scenarios. The book meticulously covers each stage of lens design, starting from the initial setup specifications all the way to the final design ready for production. This clear and accessible approach ensures that both beginners and experienced designers can grasp the essential concepts and techniques involved in the craft.

Throughout Lens Design, various design examples of modern lenses are presented, illustrating the principles discussed and providing tangible references for readers. The author introduces the basics of optics, ensuring that readers have a solid foundation before delving into more complex design challenges. This comprehensive introduction to optical principles is crucial for understanding the subsequent design processes.

Additionally, the book includes a detailed overview of the Zemax software, which is a vital tool in the lens design field. Readers will learn the fundamental functions of Zemax and see how it is applied throughout the book to enhance the design workflow. By the end of Lens Design, readers will not only have gained practical skills but also an appreciation for the art and science behind lens design.

"This practical guide to Lens Design is very timely as many young minds strive to gain rapid experience in this expanding field. The strengths of this practical guide are in its comprehensiveness as well as its level of details. It is a fantastic guide."
—Jannick Rolland, University of Rochester, New York, USA

ISBN: 9781138455702

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: 603g

373 pages