AUTOMATIC REFRACTOR DESIGNS CURRENTLY IN USE: FIVE APPROACHES

Charles Campbell

doi:10.1364/OVO.1993.OFD.1

Ophthalmic and Visual Optics
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1993),
paper OFD.1
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AUTOMATIC REFRACTOR DESIGNS CURRENTLY IN USE: FIVE APPROACHES

Charles Campbell

Ophthalmic and Visual Optics 1993

California United States
19–28 February 1993
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Abstract

Automatic infrared eye refractors have their beginnings in the work of Geoffrey Collins in the late 1930's but truly can be said to become an area of active development in the 1960's starting with the work of Campbell and Robson. There have been many ways invented to perform the basic refraction task of which a certain fraction have been used in commercial products.

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