Towards automatic freeform optics design: coarse and fine search of the three-mirror solution space.
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ABSTRACT: Design of an optical system, whether classic or novel, in the past or the present, requires significant effort from the designer. In addition to design methods and theories, the designer's skills and experience in optical system design are particularly important, which may require years of practice to learn. The diversity and variety of results are limited because of the difficulty, time, and labor costs required. In this article, we propose an automatic design method for freeform optics that can achieve a diverse range of three-mirror designs. The optical specifications and the design constraints are the only inputs required, and a variety of results can be obtained automatically. The output results have various structures and various optical power distributions with high imaging qualitie
SUBMITTER: Zhang B
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8005493 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Mar
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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