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Athermalization of Optical Systems

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Abstract

Equations are given for the condition that the focal surface of a lens system remain at a predetermined position for a range of ambient temperatures. Simple methods of satisfying these equations for lens systems composed predominantly or entirely of plastic components are described.

© 1948 Optical Society of America

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