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1 November 1993 Design of optical systems which transform one bundle of incoherent light into another
Juan-Carlos Gonzalez, Juan Carlos Minano
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Abstract
A new method of design of optical systems are presented in this paper. This method is a generalization of one recently developed at Instituto de Energia Solar (I.E.S.) of Univ. Polit. de Madrid. The method referenced has been used on the design of non-imaging concentrators for finite and infinite source. Outstanding results at the 3D performance have been achieved. The method now presented has also been used in the concentrators design, getting the same results as former's. The aim of this method is the design of two surfaces optically active (lens, two mirror or lens-mirror combination) to transform one incoherent radiation of light arriving at the system's aperture into a different radiation at the system's outlet. A computer program has been built for the method application, and some examples have been included.
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Juan-Carlos Gonzalez and Juan Carlos Minano "Design of optical systems which transform one bundle of incoherent light into another", Proc. SPIE 2016, Nonimaging Optics: Maximum-Efficiency Light Transfer II, (1 November 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.161937
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KEYWORDS
Optical design

Wavefronts

Nonimaging optics

Solar concentrators

Image segmentation

Geometrical optics

Receptors

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