Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, Volume. 56, Issue 9, 092201(2019)

Structural Calculation and Optimal Design of Large-Aperture Long-Focal-Length Full-Frame Zoom Lens

Linkai Wen1,2, Ying Liu1、*, Yang Jiang1, Yan Xing1, and Qiang Sun1
Author Affiliations
  • 1 Precision Instrument and Equipment Research and Development Center, Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Changchun, Jilin 130033, China
  • 2 University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China
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    Figures & Tables(12)
    Flow chart of optical design
    Diagram of Gaussian structure of five groups of motion zoom lenses
    Cam curves of zoom lens
    Diagram of telephoto mode and its modulation transfer function. (a) Diagram of telephoto mode; (b) transfer function of telephoto mode under F#3.0
    Diagram of wide-angle mode and modulation transfer function. (a) Diagram of wide-angle mode; (b) transfer function of wide-angle mode under F#3.0
    Actual cam curves of 33-100 mm motion zoom lenses
    • Table 1. Parameters of zoom lens

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      Table 1. Parameters of zoom lens

      Serial numberParameterTechnical indicator
      1Wavelength rangeVisible light
      2Focal length /mm33-100 (continuous)
      3F3
      4Image size /mm43.26 (diagonal length)
      5Angle of full fieldof view /(°)24.421-66.510
    • Table 2. Lens group and total length boundary conditions for generalized Lagrangian multiplier method

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      Table 2. Lens group and total length boundary conditions for generalized Lagrangian multiplier method

      ModeD1D2D3D4Total length
      Long focallength≥25≥0≥1≥0≥155
      Short focallength≥1≥0≥0
    • Table 3. Lens group and total length boundary conditions for interior point method

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      Table 3. Lens group and total length boundary conditions for interior point method

      ModeD1D2D3D4Total length
      Long focallength≥0≥0≥0≥0≥130
      Short focallength≥2≥0≥0
    • Table 4. Lens group and total length boundary conditions for sequence quadratic programming method

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      Table 4. Lens group and total length boundary conditions for sequence quadratic programming method

      ModeD1D2D3D4D5Totallength
      Long focallength≥0≥0≥0≥0≥49≥120
      Short focallength≥0≥0≥0≥0
    • Table 5. Focal length and relative aperture of each lens group for three optimization algorithms

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      Table 5. Focal length and relative aperture of each lens group for three optimization algorithms

      AlgorithmRelative apertureGLM methodInterior point methodSQP
      f'D/f'f'D/f'f'D/f'
      Group 167.361/0.80113.051/1.17138.781/1.30
      Group 2-25.331/0.54-37.471/0.54-44.121/0.72
      Group 351.451/1.8952.151/1.6841.931/1.75
      Group 4-145.791/3.64-118.831/3.25-99.921/3.64
      Group 574.861/1.4884.851/1.8285.231/1.97
    • Table 6. Calculation results of three optimization algorithms

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      Table 6. Calculation results of three optimization algorithms

      AlgorithmTotal length oftelephoto mode /mmTotal length ofwide-angle mode /mmLargest relativeaperture value(aperture/focal length)Aperture ofgroup 1
      GeneralizedLagrangian method159.19157.791/0.5484
      Interiorpoint method180.58182.421/0.5497
      Modified sequencequadratic programming172.30150.431/0.72106
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    Linkai Wen, Ying Liu, Yang Jiang, Yan Xing, Qiang Sun. Structural Calculation and Optimal Design of Large-Aperture Long-Focal-Length Full-Frame Zoom Lens[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2019, 56(9): 092201

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    Paper Information

    Category: Optical Design and Fabrication

    Received: Nov. 21, 2018

    Accepted: Nov. 28, 2018

    Published Online: Jul. 5, 2019

    The Author Email: Ying Liu (liuy613@qq.com)

    DOI:10.3788/LOP56.092201

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