Viscous supercooled liquid lens elements having abnormal dispers

Optical: systems and elements – Lens – Fluid

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359796, G02B 312, G02B 106

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053453379

ABSTRACT:
Optimized design forms are provided for glass-liquid lens triplets for use as telescope objectives having reduced secondary spectrum. Each lens triplet comprises an abnormal-dispersion liquid lens element contained between two normal-dispersion glass lens elements. The glass lens elements are made of readily available and relatively inexpensive optical glasses. The liquid lens element in each lens triplet consists of a commercially available viscous supercooled liquid of abnormal dispersion, which is transparent to optical radiation at visible wavelengths without freezing at temperatures in a range from about -50.degree. C. to about 50.degree. C.

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