Ultra-Precision Grinding of Optical Materials to Produce Smooth Optical Components

Yoshiharu Namba

doi:10.1364/SCIOF.1990.SMB1

Science of Optical Finishing
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1990),
paper SMB1
•https://doi.org/10.1364/SCIOF.1990.SMB1

Ultra-Precision Grinding of Optical Materials to Produce Smooth Optical Components

Yoshiharu Namba

Science of Optical Finishing 1990

Monterey, California United States
10–12 June 1990
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Abstract

Optical glasses of brittle in nature have been machined into optical components by using grinding, lapping and polishing processes in industries. Recently, ductile regime grinding has been developped under the stimulus of the success of single point diamond turning in metal mirrors of soft metals.

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