Microscope objective lens with cemented biconvex triplet

Optical: systems and elements – Lens – Microscope objective

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359660, G02B 2102

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058088075

ABSTRACT:
An objective lens system for a microscope having a power of .times.16 to .times.24 and including first, second and third lens groups, the first lens group being a comparatively thick meniscus lens component, the second lens group being a biconvex positive cemented triplet consisting of a biconvex first lens component, a biconcave second lens component and a biconvex third lens component, and a third lens group being a two lens system including a biconvex positive singlet and a negative thin meniscus lens component, or a negative and a positive thin meniscus lens components, or a positive cemented doublet, and having a relatively small number of lens elements, with its aberration (especially spherical, astigmatic difference, curvature of field and chromatic aberrations) being favorably corrected.

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