Large-visual field high-performance ultra-small microscope objective lens

Abstract

The invention discloses a large-visual field high-performance ultra-small microscope objective lens. The large-visual field high-performance ultra-small microscope objective lens is a catadioptric optical system, and comprises a first lens and a second lens sequentially along an optical axis direction, wherein both the first lens and the second lens are meniscus lenses, the surface facing an object surface is a concave surface, the surface facing an image surface is a convex surface, the object surface-facing surface of the first lens is a front surface, the image surface-facing surface of thesecond lens is a rear surface, and both surfaces are coated with half transparent and half reflecting optical medium spectrophotometric films; an aperture diaphragm is located on the rear surface facing the image surface of the first lens; the front end, located on the front surface of the first lens, of the object surface has a far limiting position; and the rear end, located on the rear surfaceof the second lens, of the image surface has a far limiting position. By adopting the catadioptric structure, the maximum diffraction path of light in the system is realized concisely, and the diffraction limit is reached. One embodiment of the invention realizes that the diameter of the visual field range is 1 mm, the numerical aperture is 0.6, the total system length is 4.23 mm, the magnification is 5.14, and the imaging resolution is 0.24 microns/pixel.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of optical imaging, in particular to an ultra-small microscopic objective lens with a large field of view and high performance. Background technique [0002] The microscope objective lens is one of the indispensable and important optical components in the optical microscope system. It is used at the front end of the microscope equipment and is the first lens in the microscope optical system to receive the light from the object to be observed. Generally speaking, a microscope objective lens is composed of an entrance pupil lens, an aperture stop, an intermediate lens or a combination of intermediate lenses, and an exit pupil lens. The light from the observed object first passes through the entrance pupil lens and shines into the lens barrel, then is magnified under the action of the aperture stop and the intermediate lens, and finally shines out of the lens barrel through the exit pupil lens to achieve a clear image i...

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However, at present, traditional microscope objectives are still used in digital pathology equipment. Due to the limitations of traditional microscope objectives, many problems have been transferred from pathological diagnosis to the pathological slide scanning process before pathological diagnosis, resulting in the speed of digital pathology image imaging. It usually takes tens of minutes to complete a digit

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