Imaging Analysis Method for a Paraxial Refractive Optical System with a Large Aperture Based on the Wave Aberration Method

Recently developed sixth-order wave aberration expressions of soft X-rays and a vacuum ultraviolet optical system are first extended to plane-symmetric refractive optical systems, and then, applying the transformation relations between plane-symmetric and paraxial refractive optical system, the sixth-order intrinsic and extrinsic wave aberration coefficient expressions of a paraxial refractive optical system are derived. In addition, the corresponding fifth-order aberration expressions are also obtained. Finally, the resultant aberration expressions are applied to calculate the aberration on the image plane of one design example of a paraxial refractive optical system with a large aperture, and these calculation results are compared with ones obtained by ray-tracing software Zemax to prove that they have satisfactory calculation accuracy.

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Symmetry
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2024-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.3390/sym16091249
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Advanced optical system design
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Imaging Analysis Method for a Paraxial Refractive Optical System with a Large Aperture Based on the Wave Aberration Method

Yiqing Cao, Lijun Lu, Xiaonan Zhao
Symmetry
Advanced optical system design
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Imaging Analysis Method for a Paraxial Refractive Optical System with a Large Aperture Based on the Wave Aberration Method

Yiqing Cao, Lijun Lu, Xiaonan Zhao
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Abstract

Recently developed sixth-order wave aberration expressions of soft X-rays and a vacuum ultraviolet optical system are first extended to plane-symmetric refractive optical systems, and then, applying the transformation relations between plane-symmetric and paraxial refractive optical system, the sixth-order intrinsic and extrinsic wave aberration coefficient expressions of a paraxial refractive optical system are derived. In addition, the corresponding fifth-order aberration expressions are also obtained. Finally, the resultant aberration expressions are applied to calculate the aberration on the image plane of one design example of a paraxial refractive optical system with a large aperture, and these calculation results are compared with ones obtained by ray-tracing software Zemax to prove that they have satisfactory calculation accuracy.

SymmetryVol. 16(9)
Shanghai University (CN), Putian University (CN)
Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
Advanced optical system design
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