Polarization aberration in fisheye lenses

This study examines the optical performance of three fisheye lenses under various polarization states, focusing on polarization aberration. Using ZEMAX software for simulation and a controlled laboratory setup for measurements, we use the MTF to analyze imaging quality. Results show that polarization significantly affects imaging, particularly at the edges, where polarization aberration causes increased distortion.

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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3038696
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Advanced optical system design
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Polarization aberration in fisheye lenses

Nathan Hagen, Yukitoshi Otani, Manning Sun
Advanced optical system design
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Polarization aberration in fisheye lenses

Nathan Hagen, Yukitoshi Otani, Manning Sun
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Abstract

This study examines the optical performance of three fisheye lenses under various polarization states, focusing on polarization aberration. Using ZEMAX software for simulation and a controlled laboratory setup for measurements, we use the MTF to analyze imaging quality. Results show that polarization significantly affects imaging, particularly at the edges, where polarization aberration causes increased distortion.

Utsunomiya University (JP)
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Advanced optical system design
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