Patent classifications
G02B27/123
Apparatus and method for assembling optical module
An apparatus and a method for assembling optical module is provided and the method includes: controlling an alignment mechanism holding a to-be-assembled lens to move at a preset step-size in a preset direction when an optical module to be aligned generates an image; collecting light spots of the images generated by an optical module to be aligned sequentially by an image collecting means, each time the alignment mechanism moves; selecting a light spot with a minimum size from the collected light spots, and determining a movement position of the alignment mechanism when the light spot with the minimum size is collected, as an optimal position; controlling the alignment mechanism to move to the optimal position to align the to-be-assembled lens.
BEAM COMBINING MODULE AND BEAM SCANNING PROJECTOR SYSTEM
A beam combining module combines a first beam corresponding to a first wavelength and a second beam corresponding to a second wavelength. The beam combining module includes a collimating lens, a first mirror, and second mirror. The collimating lens is configured to receive the first beam and the second beam that are parallel to each other and to emit the first beam and the second beam in respective non-parallel directions. The first mirror is configured to reflect the first beam emitted by the collimating lens. The second mirror is configured to reflect the second beam emitted by the collimating lens in a direction parallel to the first beam reflected by the first mirror and in such a manner that the second beam emitted by the collimating lens spatially overlaps the first beam reflected by the first mirror.
Systems and methods for laser systems with variable beam parameter product utilizing thermo-optic effects
In various embodiments, a beam-parameter adjustment system and focusing system alters a spatial power distribution of a radiation beam, via thermo-optic effects, before the beam is coupled into an optical fiber or delivered to a workpiece.
LIDAR DEVICE INCLUDING A CURVED LENS ARRAY FOR EMITTING SUBBEAMS
A LIDAR device for sampling a sampling range. The LIDAR device includes an emitting unit including at least one beam source for generating electromagnetic beams, and includes a receiving unit including at least one detector for receiving beams backscattered and/or reflected from the sampling range, the emitting unit and/or the receiving unit being immovable, rotatable or pivotable. The emitting unit includes a curved lens array for splitting the beams generated by the beam source into subbeams and for emitting the subbeams into the sampling range. A method for operating a LIDAR device including at least one curved lens array is also described.
Near-eye display device, augmented reality apparatus and virtual reality apparatus
Provided is a near-eye display device including: a base substrate including first and second surfaces opposite to each other, an optical element array on the first surface, and a pixel island array and a sensor array that are on the second surface and are coupled to each other. The pixel island array emits first pixel light to the optical element array, such that the first pixel light passes through the optical element array and then reaches a human eye. The sensor array receives light of the first pixel light reflected by the human eye, determines a position of a pupil center of the human eye according to an intensity distribution of the reflected light, determines pixels corresponding to the position of the pupil center in the pixel island array, and controls the pixels to emit second pixel light.
Image sensor and electronic device including the same
An image sensor includes: a light detector including a plurality of photosensitive cells configured to sense light; a color separation lens array provided above the light detector and including a plurality of pattern structures, the color separation lens array being configured to collect light having different wavelength spectra respectively on at least two photosensitive cells of the plurality of photosensitive cells; and a variable interlayer element configured to adjust an optical distance between the light detector and the color separation lens array.
TARGET IDENTIFICATION WITH OPTICAL FEEDBACK SIGNAL SPLITTER
A probe of a target identification system can be extended via a first lumen of a viewing instrument, such as for illuminating an area beyond a distal end of the viewing instrument via an optical path of the viewing instrument. An optical response to the illumination of the area can be received via an optical path of the probe and can be split from other optical signals of the optical path. The optical response information can be used to identify characteristics of a target and to adjust parameters of a working instrument such as a working instrument contemporaneously using the probe.
AUGMENTED REALITY GLASSES
Augmented reality glasses including a first image source, a second image source and a lens set are provided. The first image source emits a first image beam. The second image source emits a second image beam. The lens set includes a first lens and a second lens and disposed on the path of the image beams. A gap is disposed between the first lens and the second lens. The refractive index of the gap is lower than that of the first lens. The image beams enter the lens set at an incident surface of the lens set, are reflected at a first surface of the first lens, and exit the lens set at an exit surface. The optical path length of the first image beam from the first image source to the eyes is different from that of the second image beam from the second image source to the eyes.
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.
Common lens transmitter for motion compensated illumination
A laser transmission apparatus utilizing multiple laser beams and beam paths with a diverger lens to provide an illumination pattern that can compensate for lateral movement of the platform during shearography is provided. Further, this optical setup requires no moving parts and does not reduce power of the laser beams as they move through the individual components thereof. From the perspective of the surface being scanned or inspected, the present disclosure may provide two laser images of a single surface that appear to be identical despite the fact that they were taken from two different spatial positions of the moving platform.