Abstract

This paper discusses a technique for designing monochromatic objectives for the visible and near-IR region. The objectives thus developed make it possible to scan a test object along the optical axis without refocusing within the limits of the spectral region. Optical layouts and the residual aberrations of the objectives thus designed are presented for illustration.

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