A design method of a color-controllable high-energy visible light filter

Abstract

A design method of a color-controllable high-energy visible light filter comprises the following steps: selecting a filter, wherein the filter contains dye for absorbing short-wave visible light, andthe transmissivity T of the filter is expressed as a function of each parameter of an optical device; Selecting a light source, selecting a color group consisting of one color or a plurality of colors, and expressing each color sensing parameter of the color or the color group required to be optimized as a function comprising a light source D and filter transmissivity T; In a 1976 CIE L * a * b *color sensing space, according to the chroma to be optimized, selecting an optimization vector (shown in the specification) to express the comprehensive chromatic aberration of the color or the colorgroup projected on the chromaticity plane required to be optimized as an E optimization color axis T; And performing multi-objective optimization according to the color sensing parameter required foroptimizing the transmission spectrum and the E optimization color axis and T, selecting an appropriate solution, namely, the transmissivity T of the filter, and further optimally designing each parameter of the optical device of the filter based on a function expressed by the transmissivity T.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a design method of a color-controllable high-energy visible light filter. Background technique [0002] Recent studies have shown that high energy visible light (high energy visible light), that is, visible light with a shorter wavelength, usually around 380nm to 480nm, has a harmful effect on the human eye, especially the retina. One of the more well-known harmful effects is age related macular degeneration induced and accelerated by high-energy visible light. The human eye can be divided into two parts: the retina composed of photoreceptor cells (rod cells and cone cells), and the refractive system composed of cornea, aqueous humor, lens and vitreous body. When the eye's photoreceptor cells absorb and sense light, the visual pigment molecules that line the outer disc lose their color (bleach). They need to go through a metabolic process before they can absorb and perceive light again. This metabolic process is called the v...

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Problems solved by technology

However, because the anti-blue light glasses worn by users filter out short-wave visible light, depending on the wavelength and number of short-waves filtered out, the visual field will appear yellowish to varying degrees.

These have brought unnaturalness and inconvenience to the appearance and use experience of the product

At present, there is no suitable method to solve the problem of yellowish vision of anti-blue light glasses

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