Copy lens
AssigneeFuji Photo Optical Co., Ltd.
InventorHiromitsu Yamakawa
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Abstract
A copy lens comprising four lens elements arranged symmetrically with an aperture, namely, in order from the object end to the image end, a first biconvex element and a biconcave element, which are positioned on one side of the aperture, a third biconcave element identical with the second biconcave element and a fourth biconvex element identical with the first biconvex element, which are positioned on another side of the aperture.
Claims10
A copy lens comprising four lens elements, which are arranged symmetrically with an aperture in order from the object end to the image end, said four lens elements including a first biconvex element and a biconcave element, which are positioned on one side of said aperture, a third biconcave element identical with said second biconcave element and a fourth biconvex element identical with said first biconvex element, which are positioned on the other side of said aperture, and satisfying the following conditions:
- -0.5<R1/R2<-0.28;
- 1.4<R2/R3<2.4;
- 0.022<d4/f<0.036;
- 1.85<N.sub.1 -.nu..sub.1 /216<1.91;
- and
- 0.05<F.multidot.d3/f<0.2
- where
- f is the overall focal length of said copy lens;
- R1 is the radius of an object side surface of said first element;
- R2 is the radius of an image side surface of said second element;
- R3 is the radius of an object side surface of said second element;
- d3 is the axial distance between surfaces of said second element;
- d4 is the axial distance between adjacent surfaces of said second and third elements;
- N.sub.1 is the index of refraction of said first element;
- .nu..sub.1 is the Abbe number of said first element;
- and
- F is the F number.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.