Wavelength dependent thermally compensated optical system

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element

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359565, 359900, 23546223, G02B 2608, G02B 2744

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061340391

ABSTRACT:
A scanner including a plastic focusing lens and thermal compensation element, integrally formed with the asphere or comprising a separate element, to replace the existing glass laser diode focusing lens. The combined optical system is thereby configured to provide overall temperature compensation for the system with reduced cost and improved performance.

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