Aspheric lens configuration corrects spherical aberration and astigmatism in compact imaging systems.
A four-element optical imaging lens uses controlled surface shapes to shorten total length while maintaining high optical performance.
A zoom lens configuration positions an optical-path bending member near the image face to shorten the optical axis length.
An asymmetric freeform lens transforms circular fisheye images into rectangular shapes, eliminating unused sensor area.
A five-element plastic lens system uses specific refractive power distribution and aspheric surfaces to correct optical aberrations.
Segmented lens groups with negative and positive refractive powers resolve the contradiction between miniaturization and aberration control in compact cameras.
A five-element optical imaging lens uses alternating refractive powers to reduce total track length.