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7 April 2020 Reconfigurable dynamic optical system design, test, and data analysis
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Reconfigurable freeform optical systems enable greatly enhanced imaging and focusing performance within nonsymmetric, compact, and ergonomic form factors. In this paper, several improvements are presented for the design, test, and data analysis with these systems. Specific improvements include definition of a modal G and C vector basis set based on Chebyshev polynomials for the design and analysis of non-circular optical systems. This framework is then incorporated into a parametric optimization process and tested with the Tomographic Ionized-carbon Mapping Experiment (TIME), a reconfigurable optical system. Beyond design, a reconfigurable deflectometry system enhances metrology to measure a fast, f/1.26 convex optic as well as an Alvarez lens. Further improvements in an infrared deflectometry system show accuracy around λ/10 of the notoriously difficult low-order power. Working together, the mathematical vector polynomial set, the programmatic optical design approach, and various deflectometry-based optical testing technologies enable more flexible and optimal utilization of freeform optical components and design configurations.
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Dae Wook Kim, Maham Aftab, Isaac Trumper, Logan Graves, Henry Quach, Hyukmo Kang, Hyemin Yoo, Andrew Lowman, Greg Smith, Matt Dubin, Chang-Jin Oh, Justin Hyatt, Christian Davila-Peralta, and Heejoo Choi "Reconfigurable dynamic optical system design, test, and data analysis", Proc. SPIE 11352, Optics and Photonics for Advanced Dimensional Metrology, 1135202 (7 April 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2555650
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KEYWORDS
Deflectometry

Freeform optics

Optical testing

Optical design

Optics manufacturing

Infrared radiation

Metrology

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