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Diffractive–refractive correction units for plastic compact zoom lenses

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Abstract

A method of designing a plastic zoom lens with a diffractive–refractive hybrid corrector, comprising one diffractive lens and one refractive lens, is described. The efficiency of this method is demonstrated by designing a compact zoom lens for a mobile phone. This zoom design, incorporating lenses made only of two commercial optical plastics (polymethylmethacrylate and polycarbonate), provides high optical performance.

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