Thanks to each author, coauthor, and cochair for their efforts in making the conference and this proceedings
Thanks to each author,coauthor,and cochair for their efforts in making the conference and this proceedings a success.

PROCEEDINGS SPIE-The International Society for Optical Engineering Advances in Fabrication and Metrology for Optics and Large Optics

Advances in fabrication and metrology for optics and large optics : 17-19 August 1988, San Diego, California

Advances In Fabrication And Metrology For Optics And Large Optics (spie Volume 966)

Conference : Papers

Arnold, J. B. (Jones Beasley), 1945-; Parks, R. E. (Robert Eugene), 1948-; Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers; New Mexico State University. Applied Optics Laboratory; International Technical Symposium on Optical & Optoelectronic Applied Science & Engineering (32nd: 1988: San Diego, Calif.)

J. B Arnold; R. E Parks; Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers; New Mexico State University Applied Optics Laboratory; International Technical Symposium on Optical & Optoelectronic Applied Science & Engineering

Jones B. Arnold, Robert E. Parks, chairs/editors; sponsored by SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering; cooperating organizations, Applied Optics Laboratory/New Mexico State University ... [et al.]

R. E Parks; J. B Arnold; Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers; New Mexico State University; International Technical Symposium on Optical & Optoelectronic Applied Science & Engineering

SPIE--The International Society for Optical Engineering

Bellingham, Wash., USA: The Society

Society Of Photo Optical

Proceedings of SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering, Bellingham, Wash., USA, c1989

United States, United States of America

cut off text on some pages due to text is too close to the gutter

Includes bibliographical references.
"Part of a one-conference program on Fabrication & Large Optics held at SPIE's 32nd Annual International Technical Symposium on Optical & Optoelectronic Applied Science & Engineering, 14-19 August 1988, San Diego, California"--P. vi.

contributor: 浙江大学

format: Image/Djvu(.djvu)

unit_name: 浙江大学

Type: 英文图书

Bookmarks:
1. (p1) SESSION 1 Optical Fabrication I
1.1. (p2) A modular approach to diamond machining
1.2. (p9) Installation and use of a diamond turning machine in an optical component job shop
1.3. (p13) Low stress,vacuum chuck mounting techniques for the diamond machining of thin substrates
1.4. (p19) Preliminary experiments with three identical ultraprecision machine tools
1.5. (p29) Computer-controlled belt polishing of diamond-turned annular mirrors
1.6. (p39) Design of a new high precision computer numerical control
1.7. (p43) Direct machining of a nonaxisymmetric phase corrector
2. (p61) SESSION 2 Optical Fabrication Ii
2.1. (p62) Review of precision surface generating processes and their potential application to the fabrication of large optical components
2.2. (p74) Surface figuring using neutral ion beams
2.3. (p82) Rapid,nonmechanical,damage-free figuring of optical surfaces using plasma-assisted chemical etching:part I,experimental results
2.4. (p91) Rapid,nonmechanical,damage-free figuring of optical surfaces using plasma-assisted chemical etching:part II,theory & process control
2.5. (p98) Predicted polishing behavior of plasma assisted chemical etching from a unified model of the temporal evolution of etched surfaces
2.6. (p108) Ductile-regime grinding of brittle materials: experimental results and the development of a model
2.7. (p116) Fabrication of a metal-matrix composite mirror
2.8. (p122) Uses of ultrasonic impact grinding in optical fabrication
3. (p129) SESSION 3 Metrology
3.1. (p130) Absolute interf erometric testing of spherical surfaces
3.2. (p138) Surface profile error measurement for small rotationally symmetric surfaces
3.3. (p150) Unique solution to aspheric measurement and analysis as part of a manufacturing process
3.4. (p157) A very high resolution profiler for diamond turning groove analysis
3.5. (p172) Noncontact measurements of refractive index and surface curvature
3.6. (p177) Scanning C02 laser interferometer for the inspection of infrared transmitting plane parallel plates
4. (p183) SESSION 4 Applications And Properties Of Optics
4.1. (p184) Polygon scanner-an integrated design package
4.2. (p196) The use of an optical reference flat to map the slide position errors of a coordinate measuring machine
4.3. (p207) Design and construction of a four-telescope array for combined imaging
4.4. (p219) Design and manufacturing considerations for the integration of mounting and alignment surfaces with diamond turned optics
4.5. (p228) Optical properties and thermal stability of single-point diamond-machined aluminum alloys
4.6. (p252) Attenuation screens in interferometer cavities
5. (p259) SESSION 5A Large Optics Design And Material Considerations
5.1. (p260) Strehl ratio for square segments of a parabolic mirror
5.2. (p268) 8 m borosilicate honeycomb spin casting: material developments
5.3. (p277) The large optics of carbon
6. (p283) SESSION 5B LARGE MIRROR BLANK FABRICATION PROCESSES
6.1. (p284) Mirror substrate fabrication techniques of low expansion glasses
6.2. (p291) Large honeycomb mirror molding methods
6.3. (p300) Spincasting of a 3.5 m diameter f/1.75 mirror blank in borosilicate glass
6.4. (p309) Gas fusion center-plane-mounted secondary mirror
7. (p315) SESSION 6 Polishing And Metrology Of Large Optics
7.1. (p316) Fringe analysis for testing optical surfaces
7.2. (p322) Polishing and aspherizing a 1.8 m f/2.7 paraboloid
7.3. (p332) The MMT7 mirror: analysis of the rms difference specifications and their impact on fabrication and testing
7.4. (p341) Simultaneous determination of misalignment and mirror surface figure error of a three mirror off-axis telescope by end-to-end measurements and reverse optimization: numerical analysis and simulation
7.5. (p354) Long trace profile measurements on cylindrical aspheres
7.6. (p365) Optical testing with large liquid flats

Jones B. Arnold, Robert E. Parks, Chairs/editors ; Sponsored By Spie--the International Society For Optical Engineering ; Cooperating Organizations, Applied Optics Laboratory/new Mexico State University ... [et Al.]. Part Of A One-conference Program On Fabrication & Large Optics Held At Spie's 32nd Annual International Technical Symposium On Optical & Optoelectronic Applied Science & Engineering, 14-19 August 1988, San Diego, California--p. Vi. Includes Bibliographical References.

viii, 375 p. : 28 cm
"Part of a one-conference program on Fabrication & Large Optics held at SPIE's 32nd Annual International Technical Symposium on Optical & Optoelectronic Applied Science & Engineering, 14-19 August 1988, San Diego, California"--P. vi
Includes bibliographical references

2024-01-26