Optical: systems and elements – Polarization without modulation – By relatively adjustable superimposed or in series polarizers
Patent
1996-07-30
1999-02-02
Spyrou, Cassandra C.
Optical: systems and elements
Polarization without modulation
By relatively adjustable superimposed or in series polarizers
359497, 359501, G02B 530
Patent
active
058673156
ABSTRACT:
A bifocal crystal optic lens made of a uniaxial crystal comprising two surfaces having a same axis, at least one of the two surfaces being a spherical surface or an aspherical surface. An optical system for an optical pickup device includes; a crystal optic lens consisting of a first lens body made of a transparent uniaxial crystal and a second lens body made of a transparent optical material selected from a second uniaxial crystal and an optical isotropic material, the first and second lens bodies joining via a spherically or aspherically curved interface; and an objective lens aligned with the crystal optic lens in a same optical axis of an incident ray. This optical system for the optical pickup device is capable of making simultaneously two focal points in the same axis, so as to simplify preferably the structure of the compatible video optical disc player for CD and SD to minimize the size thereof, thereby providing a relatively low cost for the manufacture thereof.
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Koike Katsuhiro
Tsukai Yoshiyuki
Jr. John Juba
Pioneer Electronic Corporation
Spyrou Cassandra C.
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