A laser profilometer optical system
A technology of laser profiler and optical system, which is applied in the field of laser profiler, can solve the problems of high cost of use and difficulty in assembly and debugging, and achieve the effect of reducing manufacturing cost
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Embodiment 1
[0018] A laser profiler optical system, such as figure 1 As shown, it includes an object plane OBJ, an image plane IMG, and a glass lens arranged between the object plane OBJ and the image plane IMG, and the object plane OBJ and the image plane IMG form a certain angle. The object plane forms an angle of 30° with the optical axis, and the image plane forms an angle of 52.5° with the optical axis.
[0019] The glass lens is followed by a front lens group, a stop ST and a rear lens group along the light incident direction; the front lens group is composed of three meniscus lenses, which are respectively the first meniscus lens g1 and the second meniscus lens g2 and the third meniscus lens g3; the rear lens group is composed of three meniscus lenses, which are respectively the fourth meniscus lens g4, the fifth meniscus lens g5, and the sixth meniscus lens g6. The air space between the meniscus lenses is adjusted according to the imaging requirements. The relevant parameters of...
Embodiment 2
[0025] Compared with Embodiment 1, one meniscus lens located in the rear lens group is reduced, and the parameters of each meniscus lens are redesigned, so that the optical system can meet the required imaging within a large range of oblique angles of the object plane.
[0026] The glass lens is followed by a front lens group, a stop ST and a rear lens group along the light incident direction; the front lens group is composed of three meniscus lenses, which are respectively the first meniscus lens g1 and the second meniscus lens g2 and the third meniscus lens g3; the rear lens group adopts three meniscus lenses, which are the fourth meniscus lens g4 and the fifth meniscus lens g5, such as image 3 shown. The air space between the meniscus lenses is adjusted according to the imaging requirements. The relevant parameters of the five meniscus lenses are shown in Table 2.
[0027] In this embodiment, the object plane forms an angle of 30° with the optical axis, and the image pla...
Embodiment 3
[0033] Compared with Embodiment 1, two meniscus lenses located in the rear lens group are reduced, and the parameters of each meniscus lens are redesigned.
[0034] The glass lens is followed by a front lens group, a stop ST and a rear lens group along the light incident direction; the front lens group is composed of three meniscus lenses, which are respectively the first meniscus lens G1 and the second meniscus lens G2 and the third meniscus lens G3; the rear lens group adopts a meniscus lens, which is the fourth meniscus lens G4; the object plane forms an angle of 45° with the optical axis, and the image plane forms a 62° angle with the optical axis Angle, such as Figure 5 shown.
[0035] The air space between the meniscus lenses is adjusted according to the imaging requirements. In this embodiment, the air interval between the first meniscus lens and the second meniscus lens is 1-3mm, and the air space between the second meniscus lens and the third meniscus lens The int...
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