Freeform surface imaging spectrometer system
US-10962413-B2 · Mar 30, 2021 · US
US11614617B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11614617-B2 |
| Application number | US-202117235096-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Apr 20, 2021 |
| Priority date | Feb 5, 2021 |
| Publication date | Mar 28, 2023 |
| Grant date | Mar 28, 2023 |
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A method for designing a freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer includes selecting a series of light rays incident from different positions of a slit as characteristic light rays. The coordinates and normal directions of characteristic data points at intersections of the characteristic light rays and a surface of a freeform concave grating are calculated. A freeform surface shape of the freeform concave grating is obtained by fitting, so that an initial structure is obtained. Then the initial structure is optimized.
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What is claimed is: 1. A method for manufacturing a freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer, comprising: S 1 , selecting a series of light rays incident from different positions of a slit as characteristic light rays; S 2 , calculating coordinates and normal directions of characteristic data points at intersections of the characteristic light rays and a surface of a freeform concave grating, wherein a line space of the freeform concave grating is constant; S 3 , obtaining a freeform surface shape of the freeform concave grating by fitting, so that an initial structure is obtained; S 4 , optimizing the initial structure; and S 5 , manufacturing a freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer according to, parameters output in the step S 4 , wherein the freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer is a physical element; and the freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer comprises a slit, a concave grating, and an image surface. 2. The method of claim 1 , wherein a method for calculating normal direction of each characteristic data point on a surface of the freeform concave grating comprises: S 21 ′, according to system spectral dispersion and a distance between the surface of the freeform concave grating and an image surface, calculating an angle of dispersion of a chief ray in a center of the slit; S 22 ′, according to the angle of dispersion and spectral range, calculating a grating line distance d0; and S 23 ′, solving R according to a formula ( S ′ - S ) × R = n λ d G × R , wherein n represents an order of diffraction, λ represents a wavelength of the light, G represents a normal direction of a grating generating surface, R represents the normal direction of the characteristic data point on the surface of the freeform concave grating, d represents a distance between two adjacent grating lines at a light incident point, S represents a direction vector of an incident light at the corresponding characteristic data point on the surface of freeform concave grating, and S′ represents a direction vector of an outgoing light at the corresponding characteristic data point on the surface of the freeform concave grating. 3. The method of claim 1 , wherein in the step S 4 , the initial system is optimized by using an optical design software. 4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising a step of processing according to parameters output in the step S 4 , so that a physical element of the freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer is obtained. 5. A method for making a freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer comprising: S 1 , selecting a series of light rays incident from different positions of a slit as characteristic light rays; S 2 , calculating coordinates and normal directions of characteristic data points at intersections of the characteristic light rays and a surface of a freeform concave grating, wherein a line space of the freeform concave grating is constant; S 3 , obtaining a freeform surface shape of the freeform concave grating by fitting, so that an, initial structure is obtained; and S 4 , optimizing the initial structure; and S 5 , manufacturing a freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer according to parameters output in the step S 4 , wherein the freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer is a physical element; and the freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer consisting of a slit, a freeform concave grating, an image surface, and a detector; wherein the freeform concave grating is positioned to disperse and reflect a light beam irradiated from the slit, to form a reflected light beam, and the image surface is positioned to form an image from the reflected light beam irradiated from the freeform concave grating. 6. The method of claim 5 , wherein a method for calculating normal direction of each characteristic data point on a surface of the freeform concave grating comprises: S 21 ′, according to system spectral dispersion and a distance between the surface of the freeform concave grating and an image surface, calculating an angle of dispersion of a chief ray in a center of the slit; S 22 ′, according to the angle of dispersion and spectral range, calculating a grating line distance d0; and S 23 ′, solving R according to a formula ( S ′ - S ) × R = n λ d G × R , wherein n represents an order of diffraction, λ represents a wavelength of the light, G represents a normal direction of a grating generating surface, R represents the normal direction of the characteristic data point on the surface of the freeform concave grating, d represents a distance between two adjacent grating lines at a light incident point, S represents a direction vector of an incident light at the corresponding characteristic data point on the surface of freeform concave grating, and S′ represents a direction vector of an outgoing light at the corresponding characteristic data point on the surface of the freeform concave grating. 7. A method for manufacturing a freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer, comprising: S 1 , selecting a series of light rays incident from different positions of a slit as characteristic light rays; S 2 , calculating coordinates and normal directions of characteristic data points at intersections of the characteristic light rays and a surface of a freeform concave grating, wherein a line space of the freeform concave grating is variable; S 3 , obtaining a freeform surface shape of the freeform concave grating by fitting, so that an initial structure is obtained; S 4 , optimizing the initial structure; and S 5 , manufacturing a freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer according to parameters output in the step S 4 , wherein the freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer is a physical element; and the freeform concave grating imaging spectrometer comprises a slit, a concave grating, and an image surface. 8. The method of claim 7 , wherein a method for calculating the normal direction of each characteristic data point on a surface of the freeform concave grating comprises: S 21 , setting a surface shape of the freeform concave grating to a spherical surface, wherein an inters
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