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    • 51. 发明授权
    • Aspherical lens for indirect ophthalmoscope
    • 非球面透镜用于间接检眼镜
    • US4469413A
    • 1984-09-04
    • US425583
    • 1982-09-28
    • Moriyasu Shirayanagi
    • Moriyasu Shirayanagi
    • A61B3/12A61B3/13G02B3/02G02B9/02G02B9/12G02B13/18
    • A61B3/13G02B3/02
    • An aspherical lens for an indirect ophthalmoscope, comprising a single biconvex lens having a first surface with a radius of curvature r.sub.1, and a second aspherical surface facing the examiner and having a paraxial radius of curvature r.sub.2. The lens being constructed to meet the following requirements: ##EQU1## where D is the effective diameter of the lens, y is the displacement in the direction of an optical axis of an aspherical shape as expressed by a rectangular coordinate system having the origin at the vertex of the second surface and normalized by r.sub.2, and x is the displacement in a direction normal to the optical axis and also normalized by r.sub.2 .
    • 一种用于间接检眼镜的非球面透镜,包括具有曲率半径r 1的第一表面的单个双凸透镜和面向检查器的第二非球面,并且具有近轴曲率半径r2。 该镜片被构造成满足以下要求:(1)(2)其中D是透镜的有效直径,y是非球面形状的光轴方向上的位移,如 一个直角坐标系,其原点位于第二表面的顶点,用r2归一化,x是垂直于光轴的方向上的位移,也由r2归一化。
    • 55. 发明授权
    • Wide angle objective for ophthalmoscopic instrument
    • 用于眼科仪器的宽角度目标
    • US4162827A
    • 1979-07-31
    • US802877
    • 1977-06-02
    • Yuji Ito
    • Yuji Ito
    • A61B3/14A61B3/13G02B9/02
    • A61B3/13
    • An ophthalmoscopic camera with an achromatic objective arranged on a common optical axis of an image forming lens in front of a photographic film and adapted to project a ring-shaped bundle of illuminating light rays onto the cornea of an eye to be photographed as the illuminating light rays come from a light source through a relay lens after reflection from an apertured mirror positioned between the objective and the image forming lens at an angle with the optical axis thereof. For an increase in the angle of view, the objective is constructed in the form of a biconvex triplet consisting of a forwardly convex negative meniscus lens, an equiconvex lens and a rearwardly convex negative meniscus lens with its four refracting surfaces so configured and so separated that a beam of image forming rays passing through a central aperture of the illuminating mirror to the film can be made free from disturbing light reflections from these four lens surfaces by use of a single black spot positioned at a point between the light source and the mirror in coaxial relation thereto.