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101 results about "Focus (optics)" patented technology

In geometrical optics, a focus, also called an image point, is the point where light rays originating from a point on the object converge. Although the focus is conceptually a point, physically the focus has a spatial extent, called the blur circle. This non-ideal focusing may be caused by aberrations of the imaging optics. In the absence of significant aberrations, the smallest possible blur circle is the Airy disc, which is caused by diffraction from the optical system's aperture. Aberrations tend to get worse as the aperture diameter increases, while the Airy circle is smallest for large apertures.

Ophthalmic instrument with adaptive optic subsystem that measures aberrations (including higher order aberrations) of a human eye and that provides a view of compensation of such aberrations to the human eye

An improved ophthalmic instrument for in-vivo examination of a human eye including a wavefront sensor that estimates aberrations in reflections of the light formed as an image on the retina of the human eye and a phase compensator that spatially modulates the phase of incident light to compensate for the aberrations estimated by the wavefront sensor Optical elements create an image of a fixation target at the phase compensator, which produces a compensated image of the fixation target that compensates for aberrations estimated by the wavefront sensor. The compensated image of the fixation target produced by the phase compensator is recreated at the human eye to thereby provide the human eye with a view of compensation of the aberrations the human eye as estimated by the wavefront sensor. The phase compensator preferably comprises a variable focus lens that compensates for focusing errors and a deformable mirror that compensates for higher order aberrations. The optical elements preferably comprise a plurality of beam splitters and a plurality of lens groups each functioning as an afocal telescope. In addition, instruments and systems are provided that exploit these capabilities to enable efficient prescription and / or dispensing of corrective optics (e.g., contact lens and glasses).
Owner:NORTHROP GRUMMAN SYST CORP +1

Mirror image focus eclipsed direction changeable parallel light energy flux density multiplier and design method thereof

InactiveCN101034204AIncrease light collecting areaEasy commissioning and maintenanceSolar heating energySolar heat devicesPhysicsFocal position
This invention is the light energy stream density doubler and design method of mirror image focal point overlapping parallel energy, which style is changeable, it belongs to optics technology application domain, and especially the solar energy condenses the area of technology. This invention is combined of the combination paraboloid condenser, the column catopter and the paraboloid leading the glossy ware by the combination parabola circling the axis of symmetry revolving along the central shaftconnects in turn. Among them , combination paraboloid condenser is obtained like this: The parabola sharpening the edge of flat surface inner making progress translates along the horizontal direction to satisfy the specific condition the distance, after thetranslation parabola and the original parabola intercross, removes the parabola sections having point of inflection on both sides of intersection, obtains a conic combination parabola plane figure , circles its axis of symmetry to revolve then obtains a combination paraboloid. Then truncates its pinnacle part horizontally , and enables the section position to not be lower than the parabola focal point position, also the section width happens to half of focal distance between two parabolas .
Owner:BEIJING INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYGY

Single-vision overall depth information acquisition method based on diffraction blurring

The invention discloses a single-vision overall depth information acquisition method based on diffraction blurring and belongs to the technical field of image processing. A first image is collected when the focal length, the image distance, the numerical aperture, the imaging wave length and the proportionality coefficient between the blur circle radius and the ambiguity of the same camera are fixed; under the condition that the aspects are not changed, the distance between the camera and an object is changed, and then a second image is collected, wherein the change magnitude of the distance is delta s; a diffraction blurring model is established and used for describing the relation between the depth of the object and the image blurring degree; the diffraction blurring model and the two blurred images are used for determining the overall depth information of the second image; a 3D image of the second image is formed according to the obtained overall depth information. According to the single-vision overall depth information acquisition method based on diffraction blurring, the diffraction mechanism is fused into traditional geometrical optical convex lens blurring imaging, a mathematical model of the relation between diffraction blurring and the 3D depth of the object is established, and the accuracy of an out-of-focus object depth acquisition method based on traditional geometrical optics is improved.
Owner:NORTHEASTERN UNIV

Achromatic shearing phase sensor for generating images indicative of measure(s) of alignment between segments of a segmented telescope's mirrors

An achromatic shearing phase sensor generates an image indicative of at least one measure of alignment between two segments of a segmented telescope's mirrors. An optical grating receives at least a portion of irradiance originating at the segmented telescope in the form of a collimated beam and the collimated beam into a plurality of diffraction orders. Focusing optics separate and focus the diffraction orders. Filtering optics then filter the diffraction orders to generate a resultant set of diffraction orders that are modified. Imaging optics combine portions of the resultant set of diffraction orders to generate an interference pattern that is ultimately imaged by an imager.
Owner:NASA +1

Optical code reader with autofocus and interface unit

An optical code reader (12) having structure for focusing an imaging optical assembly onto a target image. The optical code reader includes a chassis (910) and an imaging optics assembly (914) pivotally mounted on the chassis. The imaging optics are placed within the optomechanical barrel assembly. Pivoting of the optomechanical barrel assembly adjusts the focus of the imaging optics on the target image. The optical code reader also includes an illumination device (918) and an aiming device (920). An interface assembly (28) connects the imaging engine (14) of the imaging optics assembly to the circuit assembly of the optical code reader. The imaging engine (14) is removably positioned and / or sized and configured to fit a predetermined build factor.
Owner:SYMBOL TECH INC

Dual-Mode Extended Depth-of-Field Imaging Systems

A digital-optical imaging system can be operated in two modes, which shall be referred to as broadband mode and grayscale mode. In broadband mode, different color images are captured and then image processed together. The optics are intentionally aberrated to increase the depth of field, with the image processing compensating for the aberrations. In grayscale mode, the different color images are captured and then image processed separately. The color images are assumed to be correlated so that it is not necessary to have clear images of all color channels. Accordingly, the optics are designed so that the different color images focus at different locations, thus increasing the overall depth of field where at least one color image is in focus.
Owner:RICOH KK
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