Endoscopes incorporating a beam splitter

Optics: measuring and testing – Range or remote distance finding – With photodetection

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350 52, 356241, G02B 2732, G02B 2308

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042747040

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to endoscopes of the kind incorporating a beam splitter for direct observation and joint observation by means of a folded optical system substantially larger in diameter than the endoscope or for connection of a film or television camera to the folded optical system.
According to the invention, an opaque plate is mounted to face the folded optical system relative to the optical axis of a first part of said system in a tubular member the opaque plate having a small perforation arranged to pass light, the light spot of which is formed via a lens via the beam splitter via an achromatic lens with the image of the object in a common plane in a field lens and is guided together with the object image via the lens system of the folded optical system to an eye piece of the latter.

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patent: 3525561 (1970-08-01), Takahashi
patent: 3582178 (1971-06-01), Boughton et al.
patent: 4054387 (1977-10-01), Whittome

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