Simulation and Analysis of the Bionic DRA Compound Eyes Based on the ZEMAX Software

CAO Weida; TANG Jun; WANG Chenguang; DING Yukai; WANG Fei; ZHAI Cha; LIU Jun

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1003-501x.2014.05.014

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Opto-Electronic Engineering
Vol. 41, Issue 5, 83 (2014)

Simulation and Analysis of the Bionic DRA Compound Eyes Based on the ZEMAX Software

CAO Weida^1、2、*, TANG Jun^1、2, WANG Chenguang^1、2, DING Yukai^1、2, WANG Fei^1、2, ZHAI Cha^1、2, and LIU Jun^1、2

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CAO Weida, TANG Jun, WANG Chenguang, DING Yukai, WANG Fei, ZHAI Cha, LIU Jun. Simulation and Analysis of the Bionic DRA Compound Eyes Based on the ZEMAX Software[J]. Opto-Electronic Engineering, 2014, 41(5): 83 Copy Citation Text

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