Collimating and optical elements with reduced mass

Optical: systems and elements – Collimating of light beam

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C359S619000, C359S620000, C362S330000, C362S331000, C362S332000, C362S334000

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ABSTRACT:
A lens for substantially collimating light in one axis and spreading light in an axis substantially perpendicular to the collimation axis including a lens an entry face which is positive and cylindrical, having a cross-section which includes the positive cylindrical curvature and having tapered sides substantially parallel to the refracted rays produced by the cylinders curvature and a circular convex or a spheric exit face perpendicular to the cylindrical curvature.

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