Diffractive multifocal small aperture ophthalmic lens
OwnerValdemar Portney, F. Richard Christinventors
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
OwnerValdemar Portney, F. Richard Christinventors
Estimating the term…
A transmissive ophthalmic lens has a first surface opposite a second surface. The first surface includes a centrally disposed diffractive multifocal zone surrounded by a peripherally disposed refractive non-multifocal zone. The second surface is a refractive non-multifocal surface. The refractive non-multifocal zone forms the far focus. The diffractive multifocal zone is no more than 2.5 millimeters in diameter to produce a far focus and an Add focus and no less than 1.5 mm in diameter for Multipeak performance. A first groove and a second groove of the diffractive multifocal zone may be the only two grooves. At least 20% of light is directed within the diffractive multifocal zone to one of the far and the Add focus. The diffractive multifocal zone may have a base curve that together with a peripheral zone is bi-sign aspheric around far focus and aspheric grooves configured for minimum spherical aberration at the Add focus.
A transmissive ophthalmic lens, comprising:
A transmissive ophthalmic lens, comprising:
A transmissive ophthalmic lens, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.