
Mounting Optics in Optical Instruments
Paul R. Yoder(Author)
SPIE Press
2nd Edition
Published on 2. September 2008
Book
Mixed media product
750 pages
978-0-8194-7129-1 (ISBN)
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Description
Entirely updated to cover the latest technology, this Second Edition gives optical designers and optomechanical engineers a thorough understanding of the principal ways in which optical components - lenses, windows, filters, shells, domes, prisms, and mirrors of all sizes - are mounted in optical instruments.Along with new information on tolerancing, sealing considerations, elastomeric mountings, alignment, stress estimation, and temperature control, two new chapters address the mounting of metallic mirrors and the alignment of reflective and catadioptric systems.The updated accompanying CD-ROM offers a convenient spreadsheet of the many equations that are helpful in solving problems encountered when mounting optics in instruments.
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Series
Edition
2nd Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Bellingham
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
Revised edition
Illustrations
illustrations
ISBN-13
978-0-8194-7129-1 (9780819471291)
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Content
Preface to 2nd Edition; Preface to 1st Edition; Terms and Symbols; 1. Introduction/1; 1.1 Applications of Optical Components/ 1; 1.2 Key Environmental Considerations/ 2; 1.2.1 Temperature/ 3; 1.2.2 Pressure/ 4; 1.2.3 Vibration/ 5; 1.2.3.1 Single frequency periodic/6; 1.2.3.2 Random frequencies/ 8; 1.2.4 Shock/ 9; 1.2.5 Moisture, contamination, and corrosion/11; 1.2.6 High-energy radiation/12; 1.2.7 Laser damage to optics/12; 1.2.8 Abrasion and erosion/13; 1.2.9 Fungus/13; 1.3 Extreme service environments/14; 1.3.1 Near Earth's surface/14; 1.3.2 In outer space/14; 1.4 Environmental Testing/16; 1.4.1 Guidelines/16; 1.4.2 Methods/16; 1.5 Key Material Properties/18.