Numerical aperture matching device of synchronous radiation infrared microscope
A numerical aperture and matching device technology, applied to measuring devices, optical devices, installation, etc., can solve problems such as troublesome operation, waste of manpower and time, and inability to obtain continuously adjustable beams of size, so as to achieve simple operation and save manpower and man-hours Effect
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[0020] figure 1 An embodiment of the numerical aperture matching device of the synchrotron radiation infrared microscope of the present invention is shown, which includes two off-axis parabolic mirrors 1, 2 that are coaxial and confocal and oppositely arranged, wherein, confocal refers to two off-axis parabolic mirrors 1 and 2 have coincident focal points 9, and the confocal setting ensures that the two off-axis parabolic mirrors 1 and 2 work in the ideal state of point light source to parallel beam or parallel beam to point light source; coaxial refers to two off-axis parabolic mirrors 1, 2 has a coincident rotational symmetry axis 8, the incident beam 6 is incident on the first off-axis parabolic mirror 1 parallel to the rotational symmetry axis 8, and is sequentially reflected by the first off-axis parabolic mirror 1 and the second off-axis parabolic mirror 2 to obtain an outgoing beam 7. The coaxial setting ensures that the incident beam 6 and the outgoing beam 7 are paral...
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[0025] image 3 Another embodiment of the numerical aperture matching device of the synchrotron radiation infrared microscope of the present invention is shown. Similar to Embodiment 1, the numerical aperture matching device includes two off-axis parabolic mirrors 101, 102 that are coaxial and confocal and oppositely arranged, The incident light beam 106 is parallel to the rotational symmetry axis (not shown) of the two off-axis parabolic mirrors 101, 102 and is incident on the first off-axis parabolic mirror 101 and passes through the first off-axis parabolic mirror 101 and the second off-axis parabolic mirror 102 in sequence. Reflection results in the outgoing beam 107 . Preferably, the off-axis angles of the off-axis parabolic mirrors 101 and 102 are both 90 degrees. The numerical aperture matching device also includes an exit beam translation mechanism, the exit beam translation mechanism includes at least one exit plane mirror 103 opposite to the second off-axis paraboli...
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