“Budgeting” of Optical Systems

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“Budgeting” of Optical Systems A Tutorial on Optomechanical Tolerancing and a Synopsis of the Economics Involved Ezra Milby OPTI 521 – Optomechanical Engineering Fall 2009 – Prof. J.H. Burge

Overview Defining a System Performance Characteristic Defining the Variable Parameters of the System Creating a Tolerance Budget Analyze Production Costs Iterate the Design Process for Optimization 22 September 2018 E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng

Performance Characteristics Image Quality Physical Parameter MTF Resolution Energy Distribution Spot Size Wavefront Error Beam Divergence Geometrical Aberrations PSF Bore sight Shift Effective Focal Length Back Focal Length Distortion Image Plane Displacement Test 22 September 2018 E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng

MTF WRT Defocus Error 22 September 2018 Source: Smith (1985) 22 September 2018 E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng 4

Primary Parameters Sag (A) Spacer Thickness (B) Contact Diameter (C) A variable parameter that is independent of adjustments in other parameters. Sag (A) Spacer Thickness (B) Contact Diameter (C) Surface Radii (R) Airspace Source: Magarill (1999) 22 September 2018 E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng

Primary Parameters Center Thickness Surface Sag Index of Refraction Contact Diameter Axial Seat Position Clearance Wedge Seat Tilt Contact Diameter Eccentricity Surface to Surface Displacement Base Diameter Eccentricity Second Barrel Clearance 22 September 2018 E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng Source: Magarill (1999)

Common Variable Parameters Optics Assembly Index of Refraction Radius Irregularity Thickness Sag Diameter Wedge Surface Roughness Airspace Decenter – Axially Decenter – Laterally Tilt Lens Roll 22 September 2018 E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng

Assign Tolerances Base Cost

Tolerance Budget Assign a Tolerance Determine Sensitivity Error Type Units Tolerance Tolerance Value Sensitivity WF Error Φ (λ) L1 Tilt deg +/- 0.10 0.1 0.132 0.011 L1 Decenter mm +/- 0.09 0.09 0.187 0.019 Airspace 1.1 0.016 0.003 L2 Tilt 0.192 0.018 L2 Decenter 0.186 RSS 0.036 Assign a Tolerance Determine Sensitivity Determine Performance Degrade Adjust as Needed

Cost Assign a cost sensitivity in tolerance budget C = P·T + B Adjust tolerances to minimize cost in the same way Source: Willey (1984) 22 September 2018 E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng

Glass Costs Source: Willey (1992) 22 September 2018 E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng

The Cost of Computing Engineering Salary Cost Savings Mass Production Source: Willey (1983) Mass Production High Cost Materials 22 September 2018 E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng

The Iterative Tolerancing Process 22 September 2018 Source: Ginsberg (1981) E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng

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