Patent classifications
G02B2003/0093
Meta lens assembly and electronic device including the same
A meta lens assembly includes a first meta lens, a second meta lens arranged on an image side of the first meta lens, and a third meta lens arranged on an image side of the second meta lens, the first meta lens, the second meta lens, and the third meta lens being arranged from an object side of the meta lens assembly to an image side of the meta lens assembly facing an image sensor.
LENS, CAMERA MODULE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
A lens (10) and a camera module (100) and a manufacturing method thereof, wherein the lens (10) comprises an edge-cut lens sheet (114), wherein the edge-cut lens sheet (14) includes at least one chord edge (1141) and at least one circular edge (1142), wherein the chord edge (1141) and the circular edge (1142) are adjacently connected to each other, and wherein the chord edge (1141) and the circular edge (1142) have different curvatures, so that the lens sheet (114) becomes narrow and the width of the lens (10) become narrow, to form an ultra-narrow camera module (100).
Optical film device
A reflective polarizing imaging lens includes at least one optical film having an active area that is curved in two orthogonal directions. Edges of the optical film are arranged to form seams between segments of the optical film in the active area of the reflective polarizing imaging lens.
Reducing the optical effects of domes
This application discloses an apparatus for minimizing the optical effects of transmissive domes, and for using the dome surfaces to correct for other optical aberrations and distortions. Herein, the inner surface of the dome is designed to correct for unwanted optical effects of the outer surface of the dome and may also be used to correct for other anticipated effects in the overall optical system.
Alignment system
An alignment system may comprise a housing defining a channel having a first end and a second end; a light source disposed at the first end of the channel; and an alignment image disposed at the second end of the channel. The light source may be in optical communication with the alignment image. The alignment system may further comprise a baffle extending around at least a portion of an inner perimeter of the channel, the baffle defining a backlight aperture. The light source may be in selective optical communication with the alignment image.
Engineering chromatic response using cascaded metasurfaces
To overcome the problem of a diffractive surface having a large, and often excessively large, amount of chromatic aberration, an optical system can use multiple cascaded or sequential diffractive surfaces that, combined, have a reduced amount of chromatic aberration. The optical system can be designed such that all rays traversing the optical system and passing through the diffractive surfaces have an equal optical path length. In the design process, the sets of rays are identified, and the designs of the diffractive surfaces are selected to produce the angular deviations to produce the identified ray paths. In one example, an achromatic lens formed as two annular optical surfaces can receive a collimated incident beam, redirect rays helically at the first surface toward the second surface, and redirect the rays at the second surface toward a focal point. The azimuthal redirection can decrease with increasing distance away from a central axis.
SYSTEM FOR MONITORING LASER LUMINOUS POWER AND METHOD, AND COLLIMATING LENS THEREOF
A system for monitoring laser luminous power and method, and a collimating lens thereof are provided, which relate to the field of optical communications. The collimating lens includes a lens main body, where the lens main body includes a light-incident surface into which a divergent beam is input; a first light exit surface from which a collimated beam is output; a second light exit surface; and a reflective surface which reflects a certain proportion of the light beam to the second light exit surface for output. The system includes a laser, the collimating lens described above, and a photoelectric conversion chip. The laser is connected to the light-incident surface of the collimating lens via an optical path, and the photoelectric conversion chip is connected to the second light exit surface of the collimating lens via an optical path.
OPTICAL DEVICE AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING OPTICAL DEVICE
An optical device includes: a display device configured to display an image; a camera mounting component on the display device; a camera on the camera mounting component; and a multi-channel lens on the camera covering the camera and the camera mounting component, wherein the camera comprises an image sensor.
Assembly for collimating broadband radiation
An assembly for collimating broadband radiation, the assembly including: a convex refractive singlet lens having a first spherical surface for coupling the broadband radiation into the lens and a second spherical surface for coupling the broadband radiation out of the lens, wherein the first and second spherical surfaces have a common center; and a mount for holding the convex refractive singlet lens at a plurality of contact points having a centroid coinciding with the common center.
LENS ASSEMBLY
A lens assembly includes a first D-cut lens and a lens barrel surrounding a portion of a side surface of the first D-cut lens. The side surface of the first D-cut lens includes a linear portion, and the lens barrel is configured to expose at least a portion of the linear portion of the first D-cut lens in a direction perpendicular to an optical axis.