System for visualization of optical marking on an ophthalmic...

Optics: measuring and testing – Lens or reflective image former testing

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C356S126000

Reexamination Certificate

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07324190

ABSTRACT:
The system comprises a light source, supplying an incident light beam illuminating the ophthalmic lens. On the optical path of the incident beam, reflecting means are arranged downstream from the ophthalmic lens and a collimation and magnifying lens is arranged upstream from the ophthalmic lens. A camera, the lens, the ophthalmic lens and the reflecting means are arranged on the same main optical axis. The reflecting means comprise a plurality of flat reflecting faces, arranged in the form of at least one cube corner block open in the direction of the ophthalmic lens. The flat faces can form a matrix of adjacent cube corner blocks made of plastic.

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