ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2024
Design Method of Freeform Surface Optical Systems with Low Coupling Position Error Sensitivity.
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Abstract
Freeform off-axis reflective systems are significantly more difficult to align and assemble owing to their asymmetric surface shapes and system structures. In this study, a freeform surface system design method with low coupling position error sensitivity (FCPESM) was proposed. First, we established a mathematical model of a reflective system when it was perturbed by coupling position errors and used the clustering-microelement method to establish the coupling error sensitivity evaluation function. The evaluation function was then applied to the design process of a freeform surface off-axis three-mirror optical system. The results showed that the FCPESM optical design method can significantly relax the assembly tolerance requirements of optical systems on the basis of ensuring image performance. In this study, the reflective system was perturbed by tilt and decenter simultaneously, and the disturbance mechanism of position errors on optical systems was further improved. Through this research, freeform surface systems with both image performance and error sensitivity can be obtained, which makes freeform off-axis reflective systems with better engineering realizability.
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