Aspherics in spectacle lenses
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Juan Carlos Dürsteler
Abstract
A review of the use of aspherics in the last decades, understood in a broad sense as encompassing single-vision lenses with conicoid surfaces and free-form and progressive addition lenses (PALs) as well, is provided. The appearance of conicoid surfaces to correct aphakia and later to provide thinner and more aesthetically appealing plus lenses and the introduction of PALs and free-form surfaces have shaped the advances in spectacle lenses in the last three decades. This document basically considers the main target optical aberrations, the idiosyncrasy of single lenses for correction of refractive errors and the restrictions and particularities of PAL design and their links to science vision and perception.
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©2016 THOSS Media & De Gruyter
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Cover and Frontmatter
- Community
- Conference Notes
- Conference Calendar
- News from the European Optical Society EOS
- Topical Issue: Optical 3D Sensing
- Review Articles
- High-speed optical 3D sensing and its applications
- Infrared deflectometry for the inspection of diffusely specular surfaces
- Multi-scale referencing and coordinate unification of optical sensors in multi-axis machines
- Research Articles
- 3D shape measurement with thermal pattern projection
- A new form measurement system based on subaperture stitching with a line-scanning interferometer
- Evaluation of pixel-wise geometric constraint-based phase-unwrapping method for low signal-to-noise-ratio (SNR) phase
- Single-shot phase-measuring deflectometry for cornea measurement
- Modeling of imaging fiber bundles and adapted signal processing for fringe projection
- Noncontact three-dimensional quantitative profiling of fast aspheric lenses by optical coherence tomography
- Tutorial
- Aspherics in spectacle lenses
- Research Article
- Structural noise tolerance of photonic crystal optical properties
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Cover and Frontmatter
- Community
- Conference Notes
- Conference Calendar
- News from the European Optical Society EOS
- Topical Issue: Optical 3D Sensing
- Review Articles
- High-speed optical 3D sensing and its applications
- Infrared deflectometry for the inspection of diffusely specular surfaces
- Multi-scale referencing and coordinate unification of optical sensors in multi-axis machines
- Research Articles
- 3D shape measurement with thermal pattern projection
- A new form measurement system based on subaperture stitching with a line-scanning interferometer
- Evaluation of pixel-wise geometric constraint-based phase-unwrapping method for low signal-to-noise-ratio (SNR) phase
- Single-shot phase-measuring deflectometry for cornea measurement
- Modeling of imaging fiber bundles and adapted signal processing for fringe projection
- Noncontact three-dimensional quantitative profiling of fast aspheric lenses by optical coherence tomography
- Tutorial
- Aspherics in spectacle lenses
- Research Article
- Structural noise tolerance of photonic crystal optical properties
