Optical assembly for a wide field of view point action camera with a low sag aspheric lens element
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IPC분류정보
국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)
G02B-013/18
G02B-013/00
G02B-013/06
G02B-027/00
H04N-005/225
출원번호
US-0131007
(2016-04-17)
등록번호
US-9784943
(2017-10-10)
발명자
/ 주소
Hudyma, Russell
Thomas, Michael
출원인 / 주소
Navitar Industries, LLC
대리인 / 주소
SF Bay Area Patents, LLC
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151
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An optical assembly for a point action camera with a wide field of view has multiple lens elements configured to provide a field of view in excess of 150 degrees. One or more lens elements has an aspheric surface with an approximately 30 microns or less sag and an approximately 25 microns/millimeter
An optical assembly for a point action camera with a wide field of view has multiple lens elements configured to provide a field of view in excess of 150 degrees. One or more lens elements has an aspheric surface with an approximately 30 microns or less sag and an approximately 25 microns/millimeter or less aspheric sag slope.
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1. An optical assembly for a point action camera having a wide field of view, comprising multiple lens elements, including an aspheric surface with an approximately 30 microns or less sag and an approximately 25 microns/millimeter or less aspheric sag slope, configured to provide a field of view in
1. An optical assembly for a point action camera having a wide field of view, comprising multiple lens elements, including an aspheric surface with an approximately 30 microns or less sag and an approximately 25 microns/millimeter or less aspheric sag slope, configured to provide a field of view in excess of 150 degrees, and wherein the optical assembly comprises from object end to image end a first optical group and a second optical group, wherein the first optical group is configured to collect light at said wide field of view and said second optical group is configured to correct distortion error, andwherein said aspheric surface to correct astigmatism error, andwherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of maximum sag at a radial distance from a center of said aspheric surface that is less than approximately 0.85× a center to edge radius of said aspheric surface. 2. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric sag comprises less than approximately 25 microns. 3. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric sag comprises less than approximately 23 microns. 4. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric sag comprises less than approximately 21 microns. 5. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric sag slope comprises less than approximately 25 microns per millimeter. 6. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric sag slope comprises less than approximately 20 microns per millimeter. 7. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric sag slope comprises less than approximately 15 microns per millimeter. 8. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of maximum sag at less than approximately 0.8×. 9. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of maximum sag at less than approximately 0.75×. 10. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of maximum sag at less than approximately 0.7×. 11. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of aspheric slope extremum at less than approximately 0.5×. 12. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of aspheric slope extremum at less than approximately 0.4×. 13. The optical assembly of claim 1, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of aspheric slope extremum at less than approximately 0.3×. 14. A digital camera, comprising an optical assembly as in claim 1; andan image sensor disposed approximately at a focal plane of the optical assembly; anda digital camera housing including electronics and a user interface, and containing said optical assembly and said image sensor in optically effective relative disposition. 15. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric sag comprises less than approximately 25 microns. 16. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric sag comprises less than approximately 23 microns. 17. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric sag comprises less than approximately 21 microns. 18. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric sag slope comprises less than approximately 25 microns per millimeter. 19. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric sag slope comprises less than approximately 20 microns per millimeter. 20. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric sag slope comprises less than approximately 15 microns per millimeter. 21. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of maximum sag at less than approximately 0.8×. 22. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of maximum sag at less than approximately 0.75×. 23. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of maximum sag at less than approximately 0.7×. 24. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of aspheric slope extremum at less than approximately 0.5×. 25. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of aspheric slope extremum at less than approximately 0.4×. 26. The digital camera of claim 14, wherein said aspheric surface includes a point of inflection of aspheric slope extremum at less than approximately 0.3×. 27. An optical assembly for a point action camera having a wide field of view, comprising multiple lens elements, including an aspheric surface with an approximately 30 microns or less sag and an approximately 25 microns/millimeter or less aspheric sag slope, configured to provide a field of view in excess of 150 degrees, and wherein the optical assembly comprises from object end to image end a first optical group and a second optical group, wherein the first optical group is configured to collect light at said wide field of view and said second optical group is configured to correct distortion error, andwherein said aspheric surface is configured to correct astigmatism error, andwherein said optical assembly comprises seven lens elements. 28. A digital camera, comprising an optical assembly as in claim 27; andan image sensor disposed approximately at a focal plane of the optical assembly; anda digital camera housing including electronics and a user interface, and containing said optical assembly and said image sensor in optically effective relative disposition. 29. An optical assembly for a point action camera having a wide field of view, comprising multiple lens elements, including an aspheric surface with an approximately 30 microns or less sag and an approximately 25 microns/millimeter or less aspheric sag slope, configured to provide a field of view in excess of 150 degrees, and wherein the optical assembly comprises from object end to image end a first optical group and a second optical group, wherein the first optical group is configured to collect light at said wide field of view and said second optical group is configured to correct distortion error, andwherein said aspheric surface is configured to correct astigmatism error, andwherein said second optical group comprises four lens elements. 30. A digital camera, comprising an optical assembly as in claim 29; andan image sensor disposed approximately at a focal plane of the optical assembly; anda digital camera housing including electronics and a user interface, and containing said optical assembly and said image sensor in optically effective relative disposition. 31. An optical assembly for a point action camera having a wide field of view, comprising multiple lens elements, including an aspheric surface with an approximately 30 microns or less sag and an approximately 25 microns/millimeter or less aspheric sag slope, configured to provide a field of view in excess of 150 degrees, and wherein the optical assembly comprises from object end to image end a first optical group and a second optical group, wherein the first optical group is configured to collect light at said wide field of view and said second optical group is configured to correct distortion error, andwherein said aspheric surface is configured to correct astigmatism error, andwherein said second optical group comprises from object side to image side, a first singlet, a doublet and a second singlet. 32. The optical assembly of claim 31, wherein said first singlet comprises a biconvex or plano-convex or quasi-plano-convex lens. 33. The optical assembly of claim 32, wherein said second singlet comprises a biconvex, or convexo-plano or convexo-quasi-plano lens. 34. The optical assembly of claim 33, wherein said first optical group comprises two or more convexo-concave or meniscus lenses. 35. The optical assembly of claim 34, wherein said first optical group further comprises a biconvex lens. 36. The optical assembly of claim 31, wherein said doublet comprises, from object side to image side, a biconcave lens and a biconvex lens. 37. The optical assembly of claim 31, further comprising a third optical group disposed between the first and second optical groups. 38. The optical assembly of claim 37, wherein the third optical group comprises a biconvex lens. 39. A digital camera, comprising an optical assembly as in claim 31; andan image sensor disposed approximately at a focal plane of the optical assembly; anda digital camera housing including electronics and a user interface, and containing said optical assembly and said image sensor in optically effective relative disposition. 40. The digital camera of claim 39, wherein said first singlet comprises a biconvex or plano-convex or quasi-plano-convex lens. 41. The digital camera of claim 40, wherein said second singlet comprises a biconvex, or convexo-plano or convexo-quasi-plano lens. 42. The digital camera of claim 41, wherein said first optical group comprises two or more convexo-concave or meniscus lenses. 43. The digital camera of claim 42, wherein said first optical group further comprises a biconvex lens. 44. The digital camera of claim 39, wherein said doublet comprises, from object side to image side, a biconcave lens and a biconvex lens. 45. The digital camera of claim 39, further comprising a third optical group disposed between the first and second optical groups. 46. The digital camera of claim 45, wherein the third optical group comprises a biconvex lens. 47. An optical assembly for a point action camera having a wide field of view, comprising multiple lens elements, including an aspheric surface with an approximately 30 microns or less sag and an approximately 25 microns/millimeter or less aspheric sag slope, configured to provide a field of view in excess of 150 degrees, and wherein the optical assembly comprises from object end to image end a first optical group and a second optical group, wherein the first optical group is configured to collect light at said wide field of view and said second optical group is configured to correct distortion error, andwherein said aspheric surface is configured to correct astigmatism error, andwherein the lateral chromatic aberration is less than approximately three pixels. 48. The optical assembly of claim 47, wherein the lateral chromatic aberration is less than approximately two pixels. 49. A digital camera, comprising an optical assembly as in claim 47; andan image sensor disposed approximately at a focal plane of the optical assembly; anda digital camera housing including electronics and a user interface, and containing said optical assembly and said image sensor in optically effective relative disposition. 50. The digital camera of claim 49, wherein the lateral chromatic aberration is less than approximately two pixels. 51. An optical assembly for a point action camera having a wide field of view, comprising multiple lens elements, including an aspheric surface with an approximately 30 microns or less sag and an approximately 25 microns/millimeter or less aspheric sag slope, configured to provide a field of view in excess of 150 degrees, and wherein the optical assembly comprises from object end to image end a first optical group and a second optical group, wherein the first optical group is configured to collect light at said wide field of view and said second optical group is configured to correct distortion error, andwherein said aspheric surface is configured to correct astigmatism error, andwherein the lateral chromatic aberration is less than approximately five microns. 52. The optical assembly of claim 51, wherein the lateral chromatic aberration is less than approximately three microns. 53. A digital camera, comprising an optical assembly as in claim 51; andan image sensor disposed approximately at a focal plane of the optical assembly; anda digital camera housing including electronics and a user interface, and containing said optical assembly and said image sensor in optically effective relative disposition. 54. The digital camera of claim 53, wherein the lateral chromatic aberration is less than approximately three microns.
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