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2010-02-07 16:52 |
這是好書一本… (_2;}eg
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雖然用oslo為例，但是並不會影響閱讀 ?O W! zE:
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1. Introduction 7WuhY Jbf
2. Historical Review PjL"7^Q&
2.1 Definition of Optical Engineering LP_w6fjT
2.2 Ancient History *{}Y
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2.3 Medieval Optics f@:.bp8VB8
2.4 From 1600 to the 1900s . 4$SNzv3V
2.5 Speed of Light v.wHj@
2.6 Modern Optical Engineering (<|NerwD
2.7 Case History: Optics in the United States "qb1 jv#to
2.8 Recent Incident: the Hubble Telescope 3 zV{cm0
2.9 Review and Summary *|Cmm>z"7
3. Basic Concepts of Light -b?yzg, 8
3.1 Light: an Elusive Topic gpo+-NnG
3.2 Understanding Light <, r(^Ntz
3.3 Velocity, Wavelength, and Frequency 5 iz(R:P<
3.4 Wavefronts and Light Rays <{
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3.5 Light Sources qXI>x6?*
3.6 Behavior of Light Rays uif1)y`Q$C
3.7 Refraction ]{mz %\
3.8 Refraction by a Lens S b9O#$8 9
3.9 Dispersion and Color (]wd8M
3.10 Diffraction of Light c:%ll&Xtn
3.11 Review and Summary :fxG]uf-P
4. Thin-Lens Theory ;c ye
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4.1 Definition of Thin Lens @j|B1:O
4.2 Properties of a Thin Lens fu}ZOPu
4.3 Aperture Stop, Entrance and Exit Pupils, and Field Stop 4tv}5llSG
4.4 Reference Coordinate System g\Ck!KJ/y
4.5 Thin-Lens Power 3%"r%:fQB/
4.6 Ray Trace of a Thin Lens (Object at Infinity) }]i re2j8
4.7 Ray Trace of a Thin Lens (Finite Object Distance) 4 [\[Ho
4.8 Rounding Off BKiyog
4.9 Thin-Lens Formulas OPYl#3I
4.10 Applications of Thin-Lens Theory =wd=TX/
4.11 Mock-up of the Thin-Lens System Klw \
4.12 Review and Summary Y Ib=rR[ $
5. Optical Design Basics KF'DOXBw>
5.1 Introduction Bu :h_sV D
5.2 Historical Perspective ,};UD
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5.3 OSLO Optical Design Software Package #osP"~{
5.4 Introduction to Computer Design using OSLO "r:i
5.5 Laser Transmitting System $i:wS=
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5.6 Instrument Design and Analysis b.Yl0Y
5.7 Magnification Analysis x/Nh9hh"
5.8 Design of a Noncatalog System =. *+c\
5.9 Review and Summary 6 /A#P$G
6. Primary Lens Aberrations V l,V
6.1 Introduction sYt\3/yL'
6.2 Spot Diagram, Radial Energy Distribution, and Modulation Transfer Function nUgZ]ag=G
6.3 Spherical Aberration .V4w+:i
6.4 Coma 0`{3|g
6.5 Field Curvature (W=J3 ?hn
6.6 Astigmatism #Tr>[ZC
6.7 Distortion 'dkKBLsx
6.8 Axial Color k^x[(gw
6.9 Lateral Color 1 c$<z~
6.10 Aberration Curves Q9Y$x{R&
6.11 Point-Spread Function Analysis ;q8tOv Q
6.12 Review and Summary G`a,(<kT;
7. Optical Components W .B>"u
7.1 Introduction P|:* OM
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7.2 Lens /b$0).fj@,
7.3 Mirror iyj,0 T
7.4 Prisms qIO<\Y l
7.5 Review and Summary hI&ugdf
8. Basic Optical Instruments n$jOk
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8.1 Introduction ]VYv>o`2
8.2 Magnifier, or Loupe 2jMV6S9
8.3 Eyepiece F" #8`Ps>
8.4 Microscope <c,/+
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8.5 Telescope H
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8.6 Binoculars T)!$-qdz/
8.7 Riflescope li U=&wM>
8.8 Surveying and Optical Tooling Instruments vf |lF9@U
8.9 Periscope, Borescope, and Endoscope \Mi] !b|8
8.10 Review and Summary
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9. Optical Materials and Coatings pPC_ub
9.1 Introduction 't3@dz_dG
9.2 Optical Glass =nq9)4o
9.3 Low-Expansion Materials
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9.4 Surface Losses and Antireflection Coatings n@hf{hA[a
9.5 Materials for Infrared Systems sSh=Idrx
9.6 Optical Plastics S%+$
9.7 Review and Summary 01 /?
10. Visual Optical System o(2tRDT\_b
10.1 Introduction <Z$r\Huf
10.2 Structure of the Eye 6I)1[tU
10.3 Resolution of the Eye ))pp{X2m
10.4 Visual Instrument Design Considerations X5(S+;v"^
10.5 Visual Instrument Focus 4f}:)M$5
10.6 Visual Instrument Detailed Lens Design P,(T u.EPk
10.7 Review and Summary I T.'`!T
11. Lens Design and Evaluation M~6x&|2
11.1 Introduction %LL*V|
11.2 Lens Design Process d %"?^e
11.3 10× Telescope Design 8-A * Jc
11.4 Precision Collimator Lens Design FY^#%0~
11.5 Precision Imager Lens Design +cDz`)N,,
11.6 Unusual Lens Design Task k Xs&k8
11.7 Review and Summary #^\q Fj
12. Optics in Our World 5i 6*$#OM_
12.1 Introduction HjX!a29Wf
12.2 Optical Illusions: Size :4{;^|RgU
12.3 Other Optical Illusions NXwlRMbo
12.4 Seeing the Third Dimension -:5]*zVp+-
12.5 Optics and the Compact Disk Xv` c@n )
12.6 Optics and the Projection TV 4z~%gt74O]
12.7 Optics and Photography :+Pl~ X"_
12.8 Optics of the Rainbow ]^= 'aQ
12.9 Review and Summary
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