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“Budgeting” of Optical Systems A Tutorial on Optomechanical Tolerancing and a Synopsis of the Economics Involved Ezra Milby OPTI 521 – Optomechanical Engineering Fall 2009 – Prof. J.H. Burge

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“Budgeting” of Optical Systems. A Tutorial on Optomechanical Tolerancing and a Synopsis of the Economics Involved Ezra Milby OPTI 521 – Optomechanical Engineering Fall 2009 – Prof. J.H. Burge. Overview. Defining a System Performance Characteristic - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: “Budgeting” of Optical Systems

“Budgeting” of Optical Systems

A Tutorial on Optomechanical Tolerancing and a Synopsis of the Economics Involved

Ezra Milby OPTI 521 – Optomechanical Engineering

Fall 2009 – Prof. J.H. Burge

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April 22, 2023E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng 2

OverviewDefining a System

Performance CharacteristicDefining the Variable

Parameters of the SystemCreating a Tolerance

BudgetAnalyze Production CostsIterate the Design Process

for Optimization

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April 22, 2023E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng 3

Performance CharacteristicsImage Quality Physical ParameterMTFResolutionEnergy Distribution Spot SizeWavefront ErrorBeam DivergenceGeometrical AberrationsPSF

Bore sight ShiftEffective Focal LengthBack Focal Length DistortionImage Plane

Displacement

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April 22, 2023E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng 4

MTF WRT Defocus Error

Source: Smith (1985)

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April 22, 2023E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng 5

Primary ParametersSag (A)

Spacer Thickness (B)Contact Diameter (C)

Surface Radii (R)

Airspace

Source: Magarill (1999)

A variable parameter that is independent of adjustments in other parameters.

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April 22, 2023E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng 6

Primary ParametersCenter ThicknessSurface Sag Index of RefractionContact DiameterAxial Seat PositionClearance

WedgeSeat TiltContact Diameter

EccentricitySurface to Surface

DisplacementBase Diameter EccentricitySecond Barrel Clearance

Source: Magarill (1999)

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Common Variable ParametersOptics AssemblyIndex of RefractionRadiusIrregularityThicknessSagDiameterWedgeSurface Roughness

AirspaceDecenter – AxiallyDecenter – LaterallyTilt Lens Roll

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Assign Tolerances Base Cost

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Tolerance BudgetError Type Units Tolerance Tolerance

ValueSensitivity WF Error

Φ (λ)

L1 Tilt deg +/- 0.10 0.1 0.132 0.011

L1 Decenter mm +/- 0.09 0.09 0.187 0.019

Airspace mm +/- 0.10 1.1 0.016 0.003

L2 Tilt deg +/- 0.10 0.1 0.192 0.018

L2 Decenter mm +/- 0.09 0.09 0.186 0.019

RSS 0.036

Assign a Tolerance Determine Sensitivity Determine Performance

Degrade Adjust as Needed

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April 22, 2023E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng 10

CostAssign a cost

sensitivity in tolerance budget

C = P·T + BAdjust tolerances to

minimize cost in the same way

Source: Willey (1984)

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April 22, 2023E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng 11

Glass Costs

Source: Willey (1992)

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April 22, 2023E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng 12

The Cost of Computing

Source: Willey (1983)Cost Savings

Engineering Salary

Mass ProductionHigh Cost Materials

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April 22, 2023E. Milby - OPTI521 - Intro to Optomech Eng 13

The Iterative Tolerancing Process

Source: Ginsberg (1981)

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