Stability of aberrations with temperature in fast thermal imaging zoom telescopes

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Jan 1988

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IN: Infrared systems - Design and testing; Proceedings of the Meeting, London, England, June 9, 10, 1988 (A89-19144 06-35). Bell

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Aberration, Infrared Telescopes, Optical Properties, Thermal Stability, Cams, Lenses, Materials, Slots, Thin Bodies

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In order to illustrate the application of the athermalization technique, the paper describes an approach adopted for the stabilization of an IR zoom objective. The mechanism devised to introduce the adjustment is discussed. The objective, employing germanium and zinc selenide refracting elements, was designed for use in the 8-13-micron band, with an operating temperature range in excess of 130 C.

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