A support structure for an optical reflecting telescope including a beam inlet a primary support for a primary mirror, a secondary support for a secondary mirror, struts which extend between the primary support and the secondary support, and a beam outlet. The support structure has a contour of a single shell hyperboloid. The primary support, the secondary support and the struts are configured so that they support the primary mirror and the secondary mirror so that a z-shaped beam path is provided between the beam inlet, the primary mirror, the secondary mirror and the beam outlet. The struts have identical length.

A head-mounted fixing device includes: a head frame including two side frame portions, and a front frame portion located between the two side frame portions and connected to the two side frame portions, and the two side frame portions and the front frame portion being made of rigid materials; an elastic piece including one end connected to the front frame portion; a headgear including an arc portion and a top portion, wherein two ends of the arc portion are respectively connected to the two side frame portions, one end of the top portion is connected to another end of the elastic piece, and another end of the top portion is connected to the arc portion; it is characterized in that the front frame portion is used to abut against a user's forehead to provide a fulcrum.

A reflective optics system that requires the presence of both convex and a concave mirrors that have beam reflecting surfaces. Application thereof achieves focusing of a beam of electromagnetic radiation with minimized effects on a polarization state of an input beam state of polarization that results from adjustment of angles of incidence and reflections from the various mirrors involved. This invention is also a combination of a focusing element and a filtering element that provides an optimum electromagnetic beam cross-sectional area based on optimizing the beam cross-sectional area in view of conflicting effects of aberration and diffraction inherent in said focusing element, which, for each wavelength, vary oppositely to one another with electromagnetic beam cross-sectional area.

A head-up display device is improved in performance by a reduction in size and the satisfactory correction of optical aberration. A head-up display device includes a projection optical system that projects an image displayed on an image display surface to a reflective optical surface disposed at a position facing an predetermined observation position of an observer and allows the observer to visually recognize the enlarged image as a virtual image. In a case in which an optical path, which extends from a center of the image display surface and reaches a center of an eye box, is referred to as an optical axis, the projection optical system includes a first mirror having negative power near the optical axis and a second mirror having positive power near the optical axis in this order from the image display surface and Conditional Expressions (1) and (2) are satisfied.

There is provided a light source system that may include a free electron laser apparatus, a light concentrating mirror, and a delaying optical system. The free electron laser apparatus may include an undulator, and may be configured to output a pulsed laser light beam toward an exposure apparatus. The light concentrating mirror may be configured to concentrate the pulsed laser light beam to enter the exposure apparatus. The delaying optical system may be provided in an optical path between the undulator and the light concentrating mirror, and may be configured to delay the pulsed laser light beam to allow an amount of delay of the pulsed laser light beam to be varied depending on a position in a beam cross-section of the pulsed laser light beam.

An infrared microscope includes a sample stage configured to support a sample; an objective configured to focus radiation emanated from the sample to an intermediate image plane between an objective and an infrared detector; and a magnifying assembly including a first set of reflective elements provided in a fixed position and a second set of reflective elements.

The following invention relates to an optical device for use in a system that requires optical zoom or focus abilities, particularly for providing pre-set zoom parameters with a very low energy requirement. There is provided an optical magnification device comprising at least one pair of optically aligned deformable reflectors, wherein each reflector pair has at least two configurations, wherein selection of a first and a second configuration of said deformable reflector pairs provides pre-defined magnification states, such that in any configuration one reflector is substantially concave and the other is substantially convex; at least one controller may cause both the reflectors to move between said at least two configurations.

The present invention provides a reflective telescopic system, to control the generation of filamentation of ultrashort and intense laser pulses that includes: a flat mirror, an adaptive reflective mirror, a dichroic convex mirror, an off-axis parabolic mirror, and a first laser source. The convex mirror and the adaptive reflective mirror are mounted on an independent breadboard and set on a translation stage. The propagation axis of the laser beam reflected by the mirror should correspond to the off-axis of the parabolic mirror. The parabolic mirror reflects the beam at a specific angle. Finally, the propagation axis between the dichroic convex mirror and the off-axis parabolic mirror, the propagation axis between the flat mirror and the adaptive reflective mirror, and the axis of the translation stage should be substantially parallel to each other. The present invention also contemplates the boresighting of a weak laser beam from a second laser source.

The present invention relates to a display device. A display device, according to one embodiment of the present invention, comprises: a case in which an opening is formed; a first optical mirror disposed on a first side in the case; and a second optical mirror disposed on a second side in the case and disposed below the first optical mirror, wherein a curved surface is formed on the first optical mirror, and a residual, which is the difference between the curved surface and a parabolic surface of the first optical mirror, is asymmetrically formed at both ends of the first optical mirror. Accordingly, it is possible to implement a display device capable of improving a viewing angle for displaying a floating image.

A laser system for generating secondary radiation through interaction of a focused primary laser beam with a target material includes a laser beam source for providing a raw laser beam, and a beam guidance device for forming the focused primary laser beam from the raw laser beam. The focused primary laser beam is directed towards a target region in order to interact with the target material arranged in the target region. The beam guidance device includes a beam focusing device configured to form the primary laser beam by focusing a laser beam entering the beam focusing device, which corresponds to the raw laser beam. The beam focusing device includes at least two mirror elements spaced apart from one another. The beam focusing device has a numerical aperture between 0.001 and 0.01 provided that the primary laser beam propagates in a medium with a refractive index of less than 1.01.