A dual-channel optical path switching device suitable for day and night telescopes
A technology of optical path switching and telescope, applied in the directions of telescopes, optics, optical components, etc., to achieve accurate linear motion, avoid blocking light, and respond quickly.
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[0032] See attached figure 1 , the coordinate system in the figure represents: X represents the horizontal optical axis, and Y represents the main optical axis. The device in this embodiment is composed of an outer support blade 4 , a transition support box 1 and an inner support device, and the inner support device is further divided into two parts: a reflective barrier assembly 2 and a reflector assembly 3 . The shape and size of the transition support box 1 can be actually set according to the needs of the telescope to be used. In this embodiment, the transition support box 1 is a rectangle as a whole, two sides of which are connected to not block the light path of the large field of view, and the other two sides are connected to each other. In order not to block the light path of the sun, the last two sides are connected so that the reflective light bar assembly 2 can be moved out of the light path of the large field of view when switching the night mode. On the outer sur...
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[0037] The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that a grating scale 24 is also provided on one side of the reflective barrier translation guide rail 23, and one end of the grating scale is fixed on the supporting blade 25 in the reflective barrier;
Embodiment 3
[0039] The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that a grating scale 34 is provided on one side of the mirror translation guide rail 33 , and one end of the grating scale 34 is fixed on the inner support blade 35 of the reflector.
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