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reconvolution (Bioengineer)
6 Jun 10 15:40
Folks,
Could anyone recommend some practical books on optomechanical design? I'm mostly a circuit and software designer. I have done a moderate amount of general mechanical design too. For my current project, I need to make a relatively small optical measurement system, and I have a principal design for it. But in this design all component (lenses, filters, mirrors) are "floating in the air". I need to make mechanical mounting hardware that will actually hold them. Is there a good book that provides reference designs for lens, filter, mirror holders, etc?
Any references, suggestion, insight are appreciated!
- Nick
lumenharold (Mechanical)
6 Jun 10 21:38
"Handbook of Optomechanical Engineering" by Aness Ahmad is a good reference and is readily available. Harold 字串3
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CorBlimeyLimey (Mechanical)
7 Jun 10 7:19
Take a look at the products offered at;
http://www.edmundoptics.com/
http://thorlabs.com/Navigation.cfm
drawoh (Mechanical)
7 Jun 10 16:44
reconvolution,
Look up Yoder. He writes books on Opto-mechanical design. JHG
jedward (Aerospace)
10 Jun 10 10:02
S P I E course notes by Dan Vukobratovich is also a very good source for such information. ( or the course itself)
Writings by S. T Smith and D.G. Chetwynd could also be usefull
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