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Modern Lens Design, 2nd Edition
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Modern Lens Design, 2nd Edition

by Warren Smith
November 2004
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
631 pages
16h 42m
English
McGraw-Hill
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Chapter 22Scanner/f-θ, Laser Disk, and Collimator Lenses

22.1 Monochromatic Systems

In a system that is truly monochromatic, the designer is no longer constrained by the need to achromatize the lens system. Thus high-index flint glasses can be used in positive elements and low-index crown glasses can be used in negative elements. This is obviously beneficial as regards the Petzval curvature and obviates any need to use the expensive lanthanum glasses for the high-index elements. The resulting lens is, of course, a hyperchromat and is suitable only for use with very monochromatic light sources.

22.2 Scanner Lenses

The scanner lens operates with an oscillating mirror that scans the point image across the field. To minimize the size of the scanning ...

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