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21 August 2009 Fabrication and testing of 1.4-m convex off-axis aspheric optical surfaces
James H. Burge, S. Benjamin, D. Caywood, C. Noble, M. Novak, C. Oh, R. Parks, B. Smith, P. Su, M. Valente, C. Zhao
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Abstract
New developments in fabrication and testing techniques at the College of Optical Sciences, University of Arizona have allowed successful completion of 1.4-m diameter convex off-axis aspherics. The optics with up to 300 μm aspheric departure were finished using a new method of computer controlled polishing and measured with two new optical tests: the Swingarm Optical CMM (SOC) and a Fizeau interferometer using a spherical reference surface and CGH correction. This paper shows the methods and equipment used for manufacturing these surfaces.
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James H. Burge, S. Benjamin, D. Caywood, C. Noble, M. Novak, C. Oh, R. Parks, B. Smith, P. Su, M. Valente, and C. Zhao "Fabrication and testing of 1.4-m convex off-axis aspheric optical surfaces", Proc. SPIE 7426, Optical Manufacturing and Testing VIII, 74260L (21 August 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.828513
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KEYWORDS
Computer generated holography

Surface finishing

Aspheric lenses

Optical spheres

Polishing

System on a chip

Optical testing

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