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Radiometric analysis of gradient-index lens arrays for reduction/enlargement

William Lama and John Alan Durbin

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Gradient-index lens arrays that make reduced or enlarged images have been invented at Xerox Corp. An important optical property of these lens arrays is their radiometric speed. Thus a general procedure for the radiometric analysis of arbitrary magnification gradient-index lens arrays has been developed. The analysis has been applied to a particular array which was fabricated by Nippon Sheet Glass Co. and tested at Xerox.

© 1985 Optical Society of America

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