Zoom vario-optical systems of optoelectronic sensors with immobile components
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The main focus of this paper is on the application of adaptive optics elements in variooptical systems of optoelectronic sensors. The aim is to provide vario-systems with variable
values of their external paraxial parameters and characteristics under the condition of immobility
of the system components. The basics of preliminary design of optical autofocusing systems,
zoom-afocal systems and zoom-relay systems have been developed, which allow to synthesize
such systems taking into account the requirements to their external characteristics and
parameters. The results of studies of two-component vario-systems of these types with the use of
liquid vario-lenses functioning on the effect of electro-wetting or on the use of elastomeric
membrane, the shape of which is regulated by external mechanical pressure, are presented. These
are the products of Corning® Varioptic®,. Optotune®. Studies of auto-focusing systems,
Galileo- and Kepler-type zoom-afocal systems, and zoom-relay optical systems have shown the
influence on their external paraxial parameters and on the size of their field of view of the
working ranges of the optical power of vario-lenses and the diameters of their apertures. It is
shown that it is possible to create zoom-optical systems of all the above-mentioned types using
only two liquid vario-lenses. The influence of functional parameters of these liquid vario-lenses
on the dimensions of optical systems is also shown. The materials of the article are addressed to
specialists who create zoom-optical systems of optoelectronic sensors.
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Chyzh І., Tymchyk G., Gubiychuk R., Karas О. Zoom vario-optical systems of optoelectronic sensors with immobile components // Оптико-електронні інформаційно-енергетичні технології. 2025. № 2 (50). С. 251–268. URI: https://oeipt.vntu.edu.ua/index.php/oeipt/article/view/819.
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