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Simultaneous multi-spot inspection and imaging

A compact and versatile multi-spot inspection imaging system employs an objective for focusing an array of radiation beams to a surface and a second reflective or refractive objective having a large numerical aperture for collecting scattered radiation from the array of illuminated spots. The scattered radiation from each illuminated spot is focused to a corresponding optical fiber channel so that information about a scattering may be conveyed to a corresponding detector in a remote detector array for processing. For patterned surface inspection, a cross-shaped filter is rotated along with the surface to reduce the effects of diffraction by Manhattan geometry. A spatial filter in the shape of an annular aperture may also be employed to reduce scattering from patterns such as arrays on the surface. In another embodiment, different portions of the same objective may be used for focusing the illumination beams onto the surface and for collecting the scattered radiation from the illuminated spots simultaneously. In another embodiment, a one-dimensional array of illumination beams are directed at an oblique angle to the surface to illuminate a line of illuminated spots at an angle to the plane of incidence. Radiation scattered from the spots are collected along directions perpendicular to the line of spots or in a double dark field configuration.
Owner:KLA TENCOR TECH CORP

Decorative luminaires

Functional yet decorative luminaires intended to create distinctive environments within specific areas of a space in which one or more luminaires are used, the luminaires of the invention visually tie to architectural elements of the space by providing a customizable glow of color surrounding a typically white light that acts to illuminate the space functionally. A downlighting luminaire configured according to the invention as one example is typically configured to utilize two separate reflectors, usually reflectors having concave reflective surfaces and being mounted concentrically within a housing, an inner reflector directing light centrally through an aperture of the luminaire with the light so directed typically being white light useful for illumination intended to facilitate usual activities within the space. An outer reflector is spaced from the inner reflector with a transparent or translucent disc, such as an acrylic plastic disc, being held between the reflectors, the disc having a colored film adhered preferably to lower surfaces thereof to cause portions of the light emanating from lamping disposed above the disc to be colored by passage through the colored film, the disc being readily removable and replaced with a disc having a different color adhered thereto so that a particular luminaire can be customized as to color selection depending on user choice at any given time. An annulus of glowing, colored light exits the periphery of the luminaire aperture outwardly of the inner cone, the reflective surfaces of the outer reflector directing at least portions of the colored light passing through the disc and colored film through an annular aperture of the luminaire, thereby creating a distinctive appearance of a central, white shaft of light emanating from the inner reflector and a glowing annulus of colored light surrounding the white shaft of light. Peripheral edges of the inner reflector can be positioned flushly with the luminaire aperture or can extend to one or more positions outwardly of the luminaire aperture and thus “proud” of a ceiling or the like within which the luminaire is recessed, surface-mounted or pendently mounted inter alia.
Owner:ABL IP HLDG

Decorative luminaires

Functional yet decorative luminaires intended to create distinctive environments within specific areas of a space in which one or more luminaires are used, the luminaires of the invention visually tie to architectural elements of the space by providing a customizable glow of color surrounding a typically white light that acts to illuminate the space functionally. A downlighting luminaire configured according to the invention as one example is typically configured to utilize two separate reflectors, usually reflectors having concave reflective surfaces and being mounted concentrically within a housing, an inner reflector directing light centrally through an aperture of the luminaire with the light so directed typically being white light useful for illumination intended to facilitate usual activities within the space. An outer reflector is spaced from the inner reflector with a transparent or translucent disc, such as an acrylic plastic disc, being held between the reflectors, the disc having a colored film adhered preferably to lower surfaces thereof to cause portions of the light emanating from lamping disposed above the disc to be colored by passage through the colored film, the disc being readily removable and replaced with a disc having a different color adhered thereto so that a particular luminaire can be customized as to color selection depending on user choice at any given time. An annulus of glowing, colored light exits the periphery of the luminaire aperture outwardly of the inner cone, the reflective surfaces of the outer reflector directing at least portions of the colored light passing through the disc and colored film through an annular aperture of the luminaire, thereby creating a distinctive appearance of a central, white shaft of light emanating from the inner reflector and a glowing annulus of colored light surrounding the white shaft of light. Peripheral edges of the inner reflector can be positioned flushly with the luminaire aperture or can extend to one or more positions outwardly of the luminaire aperture and thus “proud” of a ceiling or the like within which the luminaire is recessed, surface-mounted or pendently mounted inter alia.
Owner:ABL IP HLDG

Detection device and method for splicing measurement of surface shape using pinhole diffraction wave front

The invention provides a detection device and method for splicing measurement of a surface shape using pinhole diffraction wave front. Light emitted by a laser passes a filtering hole, a first collecting lens, a spatial filter, a beam expanding mirror, a lambda/2 wave plate, a lambda/4 wave plate, and an attenuation plate to be transmitted by a beam splitter, reflected by a reflection mirror, subsequently reflected by the beam splitter, and irradiated by a first optical adjusting frame and a second collecting lens set into a pinhole. Partial diffraction light produced by the pinhole is irradiated to a mirror surface to be detected, reflected light of the mirror surface to be detected is reflected by a pinhole frame to produce interference fringes with a part of diffraction wave surfaces of the pinhole, and the interference fringes pass s convergence optical unit and then are collected by an optical detector. The mirror surface to be detected is placed on a second optical adjusting frame and can move along a normal direction of the mirror surface to be detected for annular aperture splicing measurement, and meanwhile, rotation and translation of the first optical adjusting frame can be controlled for performing scanning and splicing measurement on the mirror surface to be detected.
Owner:INST OF OPTICS & ELECTRONICS - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI

Simultaneous Multi-Spot Inspection and Imaging

A compact and versatile multi-spot inspection imaging system employs an objective for focusing an array of radiation beams to a surface and a second reflective or refractive objective having a large numerical aperture for collecting scattered radiation from the array of illuminated spots. The scattered radiation from each illuminated spot is focused to a corresponding optical fiber channel so that information about a scattering may be conveyed to a corresponding detector in a remote detector array for processing. For patterned surface inspection, a cross-shaped filter is rotated along with the surface to reduce the effects of diffraction by Manhattan geometry. A spatial filter in the shape of an annular aperture may also be employed to reduce scattering from patterns such as arrays on the surface. In another embodiment, different portions of the same objective may be used for focusing the illumination beams onto the surface and for collecting the scattered radiation from the illuminated spots simultaneously. In another embodiment, a one-dimensional array of illumination beams are directed at an oblique angle to the surface to illuminate a line of illuminated spots at an angle to the plane of incidence. Radiation scattered from the spots are collected along directions perpendicular to the line of spots or in a double dark field configuration.
Owner:KLA TENCOR TECH CORP

Fabry-Perot resonant cavity broadband high-gain microstrip antenna based on single-layer double-sided coating structure

The invention discloses a Fabry-Perot resonant cavity broadband high-gain microstrip antenna based on a single-layer double-sided coating structure, and belongs to the field of antenna wireless communication. The antenna comprises a bottom metal grounding plate, an antenna dielectric bottom plate, a U-shaped slot antenna radiation patch and an upper-layer single-layer double-sided frequency selective surface. The metal grounding plate, the antenna dielectric bottom plate and the U-shaped slot antenna radiation patch are seamlessly stacked, and the single-layer double-sided frequency selectivesurface is composed of a single-layer coated dielectric substrate, a square annular aperture structure and a cross grid structure. A U-shaped slot is etched on the metal patch of a traditional microstrip antenna, so that the bandwidth of the antenna structure is improved, the main radiation direction of the antenna is ensured to be right above the antenna structure, thereby meeting the design requirements of a Fabry-Perot resonant cavity antenna. Based on the above, the single-layer double-sided frequency selection surface model with positive phase gradient is designed, and the gain bandwidthof the Fabry-Perot resonant cavity antenna is increased. The method is simple in design, is easy to understand, is wide in application range, is high in portability and is suitable for the characteristics of high gain and broadband of the Fabry-Perot resonant cavity antenna.
Owner:HARBIN ENG UNIV

Optical system for telescope

The invention discloses an optical system for a telescope. The optical system is an axisymmetric circular lens. According to the sequence of a light path, the front surface and the rear surface of the lens respectively comprise a circular aperture concentric with an optical axis and located in the centre of the lens and an annular aperture surrounding the circular aperture; and the surface shapes of the circular aperture and the annular aperture are axisymmetric aspheric surfaces or spherical surfaces. For the front surface of the lens, the central circular aperture of the front surface of the lens is a concave surface plated with an internal reflection film, and the annular aperture of the front surface of the lens is a convex surface plated with a reducing reflection film; and for the rear surface of the lens, the central circular aperture of the rear surface of the lens is a convex surface plated with a reducing reflection film, and the annular aperture of the rear surface of the lens is a concave surface plated with an internal reflection film. According to the invention, the telescope system on a single lens is realized, the number of the lens is reduced, material cost and processing cost are reduced, and the advantages of refracting telescopes and reflecting telescopes are reserved. With strong aberration correction ability, short light path, wide field, good image quality and convenience for carrying, the optical system is suitable for preparing glasses telescopes.
Owner:SUZHOU UNIV +1

Liquid crystal cell process for in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device

Liquid crystal cell process for in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display devices. A process for forming an in-plane switching liquid crystal display device includes: defining a first liquid crystal cell region having a first size and a second liquid crystal cell region having a second size on a first bare glass, wherein the first bare glass Above, the first longer side of the first liquid crystal cell area is arranged along the first direction, and the second longer side of the second liquid crystal cell area is arranged along the second direction; in the first and second liquid crystal cell areas of the first bare glass forming a plurality of array elements including a plurality of thin film transistors, a plurality of common electrodes and a plurality of pixel electrodes, wherein the common electrodes and pixel electrodes define a plurality of concentric annular holes; grinding the first array element having the plurality of array elements along a first grinding direction a bare glass; forming a color filter layer on a second bare glass in which a liquid crystal cell region corresponding in size to the first and second liquid crystal cell regions is defined; and in a direction opposite to the first grinding direction The second grinding direction grinds the second bare glass with the color filter.
Owner:LG DISPLAY CO LTD
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