Monte Carlo Model of Optomechanical Tolerance for Lens Assembly

Qin Hong Lin; Zheng Shang Da

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.571.574

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Monte Carlo Model of Optomechanical Tolerance for Lens Assembly

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Research on the opto-mechanical tolerance analysis for lens optical system is presented. Take a traditional "drop-in" assembly for example. How fabrication tolerances transfer to tolerances of optical elements is analysed. Finally, Monte-Carlo model for opto-mechanical tolerances is proposed, which considers both the fabrication and assembly process.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 571)

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574-578

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September 2012

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Qin Hong Lin, Zheng Shang Da

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Fabrication Tolerance, Monte-Carlo Model, Optomechanical, Tolerance Analysis

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