Theoretical Analysis and Surface Design Optimization of PMMA Fresnel Lens

This article analyzes the feasibility of using the special surface structure of Fresnel lens as a spotlight. Analyzed the convergence efficiency of parallel light vertically incident on a lens from the perspective of lens surface geometry, and provided a formula for optimizing the lens surface. The final simulation shows that this formula has a significant optimization effect on traditional ideal Fresnel lenses.

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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/asim66270.2024.00035
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Advanced optical system design
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Theoretical Analysis and Surface Design Optimization of PMMA Fresnel Lens

Ying Gou, Yi Liu, Liu Hong, Fan Chen
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Theoretical Analysis and Surface Design Optimization of PMMA Fresnel Lens

Ying Gou, Yi Liu, Liu Hong, Fan Chen
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This article analyzes the feasibility of using the special surface structure of Fresnel lens as a spotlight. Analyzed the convergence efficiency of parallel light vertically incident on a lens from the perspective of lens surface geometry, and provided a formula for optimizing the lens surface. The final simulation shows that this formula has a significant optimization effect on traditional ideal Fresnel lenses.

Wuhan University of Technology (CN), Zhejiang Medicine (China) (CN)
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Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Advanced optical system design
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