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Design of long focal length space optical system with three reflective mirrors

Cong Xiao

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A long for length and compact space optical system is discussed. An all - reflective system with compact structure and wide field of view is designed on the basis of geometry optical theory. In this paper, two types of three - mirror systems with 10m focal length and 3° field of view are given, and the comparison between them are made.

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A long for length and compact space optical system is discussed. An all - reflective system with compact structure and wide field of view is designed on the basis of geometry optical theory. In this paper, two types of three - mirror systems with 10m focal length and 3° field of view are given, and the comparison between them are made.

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A long for length and compact space optical system is discussed. An all - reflective system with compact structure and wide field of view is designed on the basis of geometry optical theory. In this paper, two types of three - mirror systems with 10m focal length and 3° field of view are given, and the comparison between them are made.

Key concepts: Focal length, Optics, Basis (linear algebra), Space (punctuation), Field (mathematics), Physics, Cardinal point, Mirror image

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