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Optical: systems and elements – Lens – With support

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C359S641000

Reexamination Certificate

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07002758

ABSTRACT:
The present invention is intended, as an object thereof, to improve stability against both temperature changes and light source output changes, and includes an achromatic lens having a composite structure of glass or a plastic lens having a diffraction grating counteracting a focal length change due to a wavelength change of light, where a lens holder is adhered to an opposite side to a light source of an overhang of the achromatic lens made of glass while the lens holder is adhered to a light source side of the overhang of the plastic lens with the diffraction grating.

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