Method of making a rotational optical arrangement, and the...

Optical: systems and elements – Absorption filter – With support or frame

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C359S200700, C359S234000

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07009788

ABSTRACT:
A method of making a rotational optical arrangement and the arrangement made by the method, wherein the method includes providing a rotatable unit. The unit has a surface extending transverse to a center axis of the unit and at a predefined angle to an interface normal direction, and the unit having a pattern with at least two portions that each have a different optical characteristic. A mechanism is provided for rotating the unit around a mechanism-induced rotational axis. The center axis of the unit is separately aligned to the mechanism-induced rotational axis for radial offset correction. The interface normal direction is separately aligning to the mechanism-induced rotational axis for skew correction.

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