• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 58, Issue 9, 0922001 (2021)
Jinlin Liu and feihong Yu*
Author Affiliations
  • College of Optical Science and Engineering, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou , Zhejiang 310027, China
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    Jinlin Liu, feihong Yu. Descriptions of Rotationally Symmetric Aspheres and Analysis of Their Characteristics[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2021, 58(9): 0922001 Copy Citation Text show less
    Cartesian coordinate system representation of aspheric surface
    Fig. 1. Cartesian coordinate system representation of aspheric surface
    Cross sections of reference quadric surfaces with different values of Kt
    Fig. 2. Cross sections of reference quadric surfaces with different values of Kt
    Curves of aspheric surface additive polynomials based on even power series polynomials
    Fig. 3. Curves of aspheric surface additive polynomials based on even power series polynomials
    Positive and negative sign alternating curves of aspheric surface coefficient of additional polynomial based on even power series polynomial
    Fig. 4. Positive and negative sign alternating curves of aspheric surface coefficient of additional polynomial based on even power series polynomial
    Diagram of deviation between aspheric surface and datum quadric
    Fig. 5. Diagram of deviation between aspheric surface and datum quadric
    Cartesian and polar coordinates of any point P in unit circle plane
    Fig. 6. Cartesian and polar coordinates of any point P in unit circle plane
    Curves of radial function VZ,2m4r of Zernike polynomials
    Fig. 7. Curves of radial function VZ,2m4r of Zernike polynomials
    Schematic of Qcon aspheric surface and reference quadric surface
    Fig. 8. Schematic of Qcon aspheric surface and reference quadric surface
    Curves of Qcon aspheric surface with additional polynomial orthogonal basis
    Fig. 9. Curves of Qcon aspheric surface with additional polynomial orthogonal basis
    Schematic of Qbfs aspheric surface and best-fitting sphere
    Fig. 10. Schematic of Qbfs aspheric surface and best-fitting sphere
    Orthogonal basis curves of Qbfs aspheric surface with additional polynomial
    Fig. 11. Orthogonal basis curves of Qbfs aspheric surface with additional polynomial
    Slope function curves Qbfs aspheric surface with additional polynomial orthogonal basis
    Fig. 12. Slope function curves Qbfs aspheric surface with additional polynomial orthogonal basis
    First-order partial derivative curves of different additional polynomial pairs with respect to h. (a) Even power series polynomial; (b) Zernike polynomial; (c) Qcon polynomial; (d) Qbfs polynomial
    Fig. 13. First-order partial derivative curves of different additional polynomial pairs with respect to h. (a) Even power series polynomial; (b) Zernike polynomial; (c) Qcon polynomial; (d) Qbfs polynomial
    Lens structure drawing and spot diagram. (a) Lens structure of aspheric surface based on even power series polynomials; (b) spot diagram of aspheric surfaces based on even power series polynomials; (c) lens structure of aspheric surface based on Zernike polynomials; (d) spot diagram of aspheric surface based on Zernike polynomials
    Fig. 14. Lens structure drawing and spot diagram. (a) Lens structure of aspheric surface based on even power series polynomials; (b) spot diagram of aspheric surfaces based on even power series polynomials; (c) lens structure of aspheric surface based on Zernike polynomials; (d) spot diagram of aspheric surface based on Zernike polynomials
    Lens structure and spot diagram of Qcon aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomials. (a) Initial lens structure; (b) initial spot diagram; (c) lens structure to control deviation of RMS sag; (d) point diagram to control deviation of RMS sag
    Fig. 15. Lens structure and spot diagram of Qcon aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomials. (a) Initial lens structure; (b) initial spot diagram; (c) lens structure to control deviation of RMS sag; (d) point diagram to control deviation of RMS sag
    Lens structure and spot diagram of Qbfs aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomials. (a) Initial lens structure; (b) initial spot diagram; (c) lens structure to control deviation of RMS sag; (d) point diagram to control deviation of RMS sag
    Fig. 16. Lens structure and spot diagram of Qbfs aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomials. (a) Initial lens structure; (b) initial spot diagram; (c) lens structure to control deviation of RMS sag; (d) point diagram to control deviation of RMS sag
    Third piece of plastic aspheric surface contrast. (a) Aspheric surface based on even power series polynomials; (b) aspheric surface based on Zernike polynomials; (c) Qcon aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomials; (d) Qcon aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomial for controlling RMS sag deviation; (e) Qbfs aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomials; (f) Qbfs aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomial to controlling RMS slope of aspheric surface
    Fig. 17. Third piece of plastic aspheric surface contrast. (a) Aspheric surface based on even power series polynomials; (b) aspheric surface based on Zernike polynomials; (c) Qcon aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomials; (d) Qcon aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomial for controlling RMS sag deviation; (e) Qbfs aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomials; (f) Qbfs aspheric surface based on Q-type polynomial to controlling RMS slope of aspheric surface
    Jinlin Liu, feihong Yu. Descriptions of Rotationally Symmetric Aspheres and Analysis of Their Characteristics[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2021, 58(9): 0922001
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