Spherical aberration-based compensation method for narcissus

Lei Li; Lei Li; Lei Li; Xing Zhong; Xing Zhong; Zheng Qu; Zheng Qu; Guangqing Xia; Guangqing Xia; Yuanhang Wang; Yuanhang Wang; Yuanhang Wang; Chaoli Zeng; Chaoli Zeng

doi:10.1364/AO.502095

Applied Optics
Vol. 62,
Issue 34,
pp. 9082-9088
(2023)
•https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.502095

Spherical aberration-based compensation method for narcissus

Lei Li, Xing Zhong, Zheng Qu, Guangqing Xia, Yuanhang Wang, and Chaoli Zeng

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Abstract

A narcissus-compensation method is proposed based on a mathematical model that connects the spherical aberration and the narcissus-induced temperature difference (NITD). Through non-sequential ray tracing analysis in ZEMAX, we simulate a compact, five-lens, long-wave infrared (LWIR) optical system with NITD as low as 0.7 mK.

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Parameter	Value
Focal Length (mm)	24
F-number	1.2
Full-field of View (°)	$30 \times 30$
Spectral Bandwidth (µm)	7.5–13.5
Pixel Size of the Detector (µm)	25
MTF ( $20 {l p \cdot m m}^{- 1}$ )	$> 0.55$

Surface	Type	Radius	Thickness	Material
OBJ	Standard	–	$\infty$
1	Standard	23.802	6	Germanium
2	Aspherical	20.488	8.8
3	Standard	−22.276	5	IRG201
4	Standard	−116.397	0.5
5	Standard	38.688	5	IRG206
6	Standard	70.906	0.5
7	Standard	57.719	5	ZincSulfide
8	Standard	44.209	0.5
9	Aspherical	35.546	5	IRG206
10	Standard	−76.682	1
11	Standard	$\infty$	1	Germanium
12	Standard	$\infty$	2
STO	Standard	$\infty$	15
IMA	Standard	–	0

Surface	SPHA	$i / \bar{i}$
2	0	1.007255
3	−0.014119	1.006897
4	−0.350688	1.163359
5	−4.170552	0.985266
6	−2.461832	0.578354
7	1.505474	0.586450
8	1.655512	0.577262
9	−2.158699	0.691477
10	4.392740	0.579832
11	5.531589	0.587648
12	1.294981	65.654428
13	0.518746	7.256894

Surface	Type	Radius	Thickness	Material
OBJ	Standard	–	$\infty$
1	Standard	25.994	6	Germanium
2	Aspherical	21.842	9.3
3	Standard	−18.847	5.8	ZincSulfide
4	Standard	−26.598	1.8
5	Standard	35.402	5.1	ZincSulfide
6	Standard	−594.565	0.7
7	Standard	−248.527	4	ZincSulfide
8	Standard	29.922	1.2
9	Aspherical	37.102	5	IRG206
10	Standard	−115.205	1
11	Standard	$\infty$	1	Germanium
12	Standard	$\infty$	2
STO	Standard	$\infty$	15
IMA	Standard	–	0

Parameter	Value
Focal Length (mm)	24
F-number	1.2
Full-field of View (°)	$30 \times 30$
Spectral Bandwidth (µm)	7.5–13.5
Pixel Size of the Detector (µm)	25
MTF ( $20 {l p \cdot m m}^{- 1}$ )	$> 0.55$

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