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Wuhan Raycus Fiber Laser Technologies Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Wuhan Raycus") is the first Chinese enterprise engaged in the research, development and scale production of high-power fiber lasers and core devices and the largest fiber laser R&D and production base  with global influence in China.

In simple microscopethere is single lens, whereas in compound light microscopethere are 3 to 5 objective lenses, which means compound light microscope has ...

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The analysis and control of stray light, composed of ghost images and flare, is an important but complex task for the design of imaging systems. Ghost images arise from multiple reflections off of surfaces in the primary optical path. Ghost images that impinge on the image plane at or near a focus is of specific concern⁠—flare can arise from light reflecting off of lens mounts, non-optical surfaces of the lenses (such as flats and edges), and as a reflection off of the detector itself re-imaged back onto the detector. Modeling light reflected off of the detector can be complicated by diffraction from the microstructure of the detector. In this application note, we will discuss various computational approaches to simulating stray light in an imaging lens. All computation was done with Synopsys software, specifically CODE V, RSoft Photonic Device Tools, and LightTools.

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The detector itself will reflect a portion of the incident light back into the lens. This reflected light can, in turn, be scattered or reflected back onto the detector, causing ghost images or flare. For solid-state detectors such as CMOS chips, the microstructure of the detector can lead to significant diffraction patterns in the reflected light which may have an effect on the returning stray light pattern.

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The objective lens is a critical part of the microscope optics. The microscope objective is positioned near the sample, specimen, or object being observed.

Ghost images arise from reflections off of two surfaces in the primary optical path and can include a reflection from the detector itself. Light is then re-imaged back onto the image plane. If that light is near focus, then the resulting ghost image can be substantial. Ghost images can typically be analyzed by sequential ray tracing software since the surfaces involved are from the main imaging path.

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"Flare" is stray light that can arise from reflection or scattering off of non-optical path surfaces or simply by passing through surfaces which are not part of the designed optical path.