Optical system, and image pick-up apparatus using the same

Optical: systems and elements – Having significant infrared or ultraviolet property – Having ultraviolet absorbing or shielding property

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C359S354000, C359S581000, C359S569000

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11039785

ABSTRACT:
An optical system including a diffractive optical element, and an optical member for suppressing incidence of ultraviolet radiation on the diffractive optical element is disclosed. The optical member is disposed on a light incident side of the diffractive optical element. The optical member has optical power to achieve an optical system that has high optical performance and preferable environmental durability.

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