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Fresnel Lens Optics

2001
Studying Fresnel lenses means understanding geometrical optics. As Fresnel lenses are essentially chains of prisms, the optics of the prism play a vital part in designing Fresnel lenses. Geometrical optics is well understood, and this knowledge is readily available in handbooks [21, 66, 157].
Ralf Leutz, Akio Suzuki
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Ion implanted Bragg–Fresnel lens

Review of Scientific Instruments, 1996
We have investigated the feasibility of widening the bandpath of the Bragg–Fresnel optical element through the use of ion implantation. The focusing properties of Bragg–Fresnel lenses (BFLs) were studied as a function of the implantation dose and energy. An enhancement of the focus intensity of up to 15% was found, which is less than expected.
A. Souvorov   +3 more
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Silica-based fibre Fresnel lens

Optics Communications, 2001
A method of fabricating Fresnel lenses onto the tips of fibres is described and demonstrated. This involves a simple variant of standard fibre fabrication techniques that allows ultra-fine control of the dopant concentration profile. Conventional etching techniques allow fabrication of the Fresnel lens on the fibre tip.
John Canning   +3 more
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Liquid crystal Fresnel lens display

Chinese Physics B, 2016
A novel see-through display with a liquid crystal lens array was proposed. A liquid crystal Fresnel lens display (LCFLD) with a holographic screen was demonstrated. The proposed display system has high efficiency, simple fabrication, and low manufacturing cost due to the absence of a polarizer and color filter.
Wang, Xiaoqian   +6 more
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Nonimaging Fresnel Lens Design

2001
A Fresnel lens is essentially a chain of prisms. Each prism represents the slope of the lens surface, but without the material of the full body of the conventional singlet. The imaging Fresnel lens refracts light from an object and forms an image in the focal plane. Aberrations have an impact on the quality of the image; the imaging lens should be free
Ralf Leutz, Akio Suzuki
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Offset Fresnel lens antenna

IEE Proceedings - Microwaves, Antennas and Propagation, 1994
An analysis of the offset Fresnel lens antenna is presented using the vectorial Kirchhoff diffraction theory. Equations for predicting the copolarised and crosspolarised radiation patterns are given. Two approaches to evaluating the far-field integration are introduced.
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The Phase Fresnel Lens

Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1961
In order to deform the wave surface passing through an optical system by the amount ϕ(u,v), it is suggested that a phase Fresnel lens be inserted in the pupil of the optical system. Assuming 0⩽ϕ(u,v)
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Trifocal lens system with liquid crystal Fresnel lens

Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 2018
In this paper, we present the construction of a trifocal lens system by combining a liquid-crystal (LC) lens and an ordinary lens. The focusing properties of the proposed system can be controlled by changing the polarization state of the incident light wave.
Kohei Noda   +7 more
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Linear Fresnel lens with polar tracking

Applied Optics, 1981
The performance of coma and color corrected linear Fresnel lenses for solar concentration is evaluated for use in polar tracking systems. Effective concentrations of up to 90 at 75% efficiency were obtained.
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Comparison of lens and Fresnel null correctors

Applied Optics, 2001
Fresnel null correctors are compared with classical Offner and Hindle null correctors for both optical performance and system sensitivities to errors of construction and placement in the test setup. Fresnel null correctors are closely related to circular diffractive null correctors, the main difference being that a Fresnel uses tilted grooves ...
A B, Meinel, M P, Meinel
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