Optical Assemblies

Optical Assemblies

Optical Assemblies

Optical Assemblies are mounted optical systems that are constructed from various optical components.

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Magnification indicates how much the size of a displayed or directly observed image is modified (increased or decreased) from its real size.
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Quantifies the range of angles over which an optical system can accept or emit light. In a single lens, it is proportional to the optics diameter and inversely proportional to the focal length.
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It is the free space between the object plane (sample) and the first surface of the first element from the object in a complex lens (optical assembly) or the front edge of a single lens.
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The field of view (FOV) of an optical system is the viewable area of the object seen at any given time, and at a fixed orientation, by an observer or a device such as a camera, microscope, or telescope.
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The focal length measures the strength of an optical system to converge (focus) or diverge light. It is related to the radius of curvature and inversely proportional to the optical power.
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The clear aperture is the pupil of the system that preserves all specifications defined by the manufacturer. It is always smaller than the diameter of the optic.
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