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field The of optics represents another important part of imaging. Optics is the branch of physics that deals with electromagnetic radiation, most commonly visible light. The theoretical and purely scientific facets of this field are called optical science or optical physics, but the application of optics is called optical engineering. Optical engineers use their knowledge of electromagnetic radiation to solve problems and create useful mechanisms. Examples of such devices include lasers, telescopes, microscopes, fiber optic cables, and much more. In order to manipulate electromagnetic radiation optical engineers use lenses. When one thinks of a lens, the image that most commonly comes to mind is a curved piece of clear plastic or glass. While this is indeed the most common type of lens, a lens is any system that refracts or disperses light in a useful or desired manner. Historically the main purpose of creating lenses was for use in telescopes, enabling early astronomers to gaze at the planets and stars. Now, lenses are used to correct vision, focus our cameras, and perform more complex tasks, like amplifying high powered lasers. As lenses began to be used to accomplish more and more complicated tasks, it became clear that multiple lenses were necessary. If one were to disassemble a camera, a telescope, or any fairly modern optical device, it would be immediately apparent that they are comprised of many individual lenses. The compilations of these individual optical devices form an optical, or lens system. The design of optical systems has grown increasingly complex in recent years, but optical engineers must still take into account several basic design criterion. Every optical system must be tailored to a specific desired optical performance. The image quality as well as the refraction and dispersion of light through a lens need to be tailored to the specifications of every lens system. lens A designer starts with glass or plastic that has a known index of refraction. Materials of different indices of refraction can be melted and combined to create a material with a very specific index of refraction. The glass or plastic is then formed into one of a variety of main lens designs. Optical design software then simulates how the lens will perform in the lens system. Often, I re-melt is necessary. The optical system must also meet physical requirements so that it can function in a desired way. As technology as progressed to a microscopic level, lens systems have likewise shrunk and thereby enlarged its advancement. Each optical system must also be able to hold up to the stress that it may encounter in the form of pressure or temperature. This is not a problem with most optical devices that are common today, but when the lens systems are being used in something like a solid state laser, the environmental demands are vastly increased. Once a lens system has been designed, it must be optimized. Optimization is an incredibly complex process due the number of factors involved in even a simple optical system. All of the factors are visualized of dimensions of an imaginary space. By tweaking the design of an optical system, optical engineers try to minimize the amount of error in the system. Engineers navigate local minima of error, and try to find the absolute best set up for the optimal system. Currently, high performance computers do most of the optimization work, tracing hundreds of millions of rays per second, but without a skilled optical engineer guiding solution trajectories, this process is rather inefficient. The final product of this optical design is a system of lens that can let you do extraordinary things. From gazing at the heavens to performing bladeless eye surgery, and even more complicated tasks, optics is and will continue to be an invaluable part of imaging.
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