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Optics Tutorial - 10 - Achromatic Doublets

31,646 views October 25, 2013 12:55

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One of my favorite subjects! Creating an achromatic doublet! I love color correcting refractive optical systems... call me a nerd:)

If you want to skip the history portion skip from 2:30 to 6:50. In fact if you want to skip right to the equations go to 6:50.

A few things I forgot to mention in this video blog:
*Axial color is also called "Transverse chromatic aberration", "Longitudinal chromatic aberration", the former is a measure on of light deviation on the image plane, the later is measured along the optical axis.
*Greivenkamps book "Field Guide to Geometric Optics" was a resource... and it is a great, low cost little book.
*Ramsden is famous for his eyepiece which is two plano convex lenses with the plano sides facing each other... wiki pedia and optipedia are great references.
*I really glossed over the Seidel theory. I'll be covering that later.

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  • Optics Tutorial | Advanced Lab experimentationlab.berkeley.edu

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  • 2.10: Designing an Achromatic Doublet - Physics LibreTexts phys.libretexts.org

    However, the design of an achromatic doublet lens lends itself to the sort of calculation we are doing in this chapter. A combination of two lenses in contact, a converging lens made of crown glass and a weaker divergin…

  • Formula for achromatic doublet wp.optics.arizona.edu

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