• Infrared and Laser Engineering
  • Vol. 53, Issue 10, 20240296 (2024)
Rui QU1, Hongwei ZHANG1, Huinan GUO1, and Jian LI2,*
Author Affiliations
  • 1Xi’an Institute of Optical and Precision Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xi’an 710119, China
  • 2Institute of Fluid Physics, China Academy of Engineering Physics, Mianyang 621900, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/IRLA20240296 Cite this Article
    Rui QU, Hongwei ZHANG, Huinan GUO, Jian LI. 30× VIS-SWIR wideband zoom lens design (invited)[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2024, 53(10): 20240296 Copy Citation Text show less
    Design model of zoom optical system
    Fig. 1. Design model of zoom optical system
    Design model of zoom lens with two moving parts
    Fig. 2. Design model of zoom lens with two moving parts
    Design result of the 0.48-1.7 μm wide band zoom optical system. (a) EFL=10 mm; (b) EFL=150 mm; (c) EFL=300 mm
    Fig. 3. Design result of the 0.48-1.7 μm wide band zoom optical system. (a) EFL=10 mm; (b) EFL=150 mm; (c) EFL=300 mm
    Schematics of the FOV changeable multi band zoom lens
    Fig. 4. Schematics of the FOV changeable multi band zoom lens
    Schematics of the FOV splitting multi-band zoom lens
    Fig. 5. Schematics of the FOV splitting multi-band zoom lens
    (a) Cam curve of the wideband zoom system (Z group and C group correspond to Z-part and C-part in Fig.3, respectively) ; (b) Error function change curve through the zoom range
    Fig. 6. (a) Cam curve of the wideband zoom system (Z group and C group correspond to Z-part and C-part in Fig.3, respectively) ; (b) Error function change curve through the zoom range
    MaterialIndex of refractionChromatic dispersive powerThermal expansioncoefficientWide-band chromatic dispersive power
    n0.55 μmn0.85 μmn1.35 μmC0.4-0.7 μmC0.7-1.0 μmC1.0-1.7 μmT/×10−7 KC0.4-1.7 μm
    注:参数取自2023版成都光明《光学玻璃数据表》。
    H-K9L1.518521.509861.503213.43%1.08%1.71%763.00%
    H-FK95N1.438791.433851.430332.32%0.71%1.01%1441.95%
    H-QK3L1.488971.481411.475213.11%1.03%1.74%922.86%
    H-ZPK51.594651.585641.579933.24%0.92%1.14%1242.51%
    H-ZF621.932121.890821.8628811.76%2.46%2.26%646.86%
    H-ZF881.956961.908271.8852713.93%2.82%2.58%607.89%
    H-LAK4L1.642271.630851.622003.66%1.16%1.86%603.21%
    H-LAK53B1.758081.742991.732704.25%1.24%1.72%573.42%
    H-LAF3B1.747531.730811.721245.04%1.31%1.45%803.60%
    H-LAF50B1.775821.759661.749044.50%1.28%1.70%583.53%
    H-ZBAF211.727451.708551.697886.09%1.51%1.67%764.17%
    H-ZLAF55D1.807681.789961.778854.82%1.33%1.66%623.65%
    H-ZLAF68C1.887601.865901.853765.55%1.43%1.54%703.91%
    Table 1. Performance of some typical glass materials in 0.4-1.7 μm
    ParameterValue
    Work wavelength/μm0.48-1.7
    Horizontal Field of view (HFOV)/(°)38.8-1.25
    Effective focal length/mm10-300
    F-number≤5.5
    Overall length/mm≤190
    Back focal length/mm≥15
    Table 2. Design requirements
    MTFChromatic focal shiftRelative distortion
    EFL=10 mm
    EFL=150 mm
    EFL=300 mm
    Table 3. Performance of the zoom optical system in wideband
    Tolerance typeTolerance range
    Refractive index±0.0002
    Abbe number±0.003
    Radius of lens surface±3 fringes
    Irregularity of lens surface±0.3
    Decenter of lens surface/mm±0.01
    Center thickness of lens/mm±0.02
    Element tilt in group/(" )±40
    Element decenter in group/mm±0.01
    Element air gap in group/mm±0.02
    Lens group tilt among group/(' )±2
    Lens group decenter among group/mm±0.02
    Lens group air gap among group/mm±0.02
    Table 4. The resulted tolerance limits of the optical system
    Rui QU, Hongwei ZHANG, Huinan GUO, Jian LI. 30× VIS-SWIR wideband zoom lens design (invited)[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2024, 53(10): 20240296
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