The invention relates to the field of
mechanical engineering, in particular to an
assembly error-based optical
system imaging quality prediction method, which comprises the following steps of: firstly, constructing an accurate optical
system finite
element model, simulating a bolt tightening process, obtaining mirror
surface deformation under the action of
assembly stress, fitting a mirror
surface shape by utilizing a Zernike polynomial, taking the mirror
surface shape as an intermediate medium, and predicting the
imaging quality of an optical
system. The
Zemax is adopted to simulate the imaging of the optical system under the conditions of mirror
surface deformation and
assembly poses, and the influence rule of various assembly errors on the
imaging quality of the optical system is explored. Thirdly, an assembly
data set is constructed through an integrated
simulation method, an MLP-XGBoost combined neural
network agent model is established, model training is carried out, and compared with a single MLP model, a single XGBoost model and a traditional regression model, the method has higher superiority and reliability in the prediction precision aspect. And finally, a
stochastic gradient descent method is adopted to optimize the pre-tightening force under different primary and
secondary mirror assembly
pose conditions, the energy
concentration ratio is averagely improved by 11.34% compared with the energy
concentration ratio before optimization, and the assembly and adjustment efficiency and precision of the double-mirror optical system are improved.