Design of Reflective/Diffractive Objective Optical System for Handed Low-Light Night Vision Google

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For the design direction of low-light night vision goggle become more and more miniaturization and high image quality [1], this artical design a reflective/diffractive objective optical system with optical software ZEMAX. It combines diffractive elements with reflective elements to design a reflective/diffractive objective with a 14.5° field of view and a 1.0/1.2 relative aperture and a 95mm focal length , and it introduces an improved method based on primary aberration theory in reflective/diffractive hybrid optical system. Etching diffractive optical element on the mirror can be usful for correcting aberration and improving the image quality.

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July 2014

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