Denis Serre, Paul Deba, L. Koechlin
Abstract
and since the 1990’s many authors have assessed their potential for visible and infrared imaging, e.g., Chesnokov in 1993 [3], Hyde in 1999 [4], Massonnet in 2003 [5]. One of the limitations of the concept usually considered is the narrow spectral bandwidth due to the high dependance of the focal length with the wavelength.
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and since the 1990’s many authors have assessed their potential for visible and infrared imaging, e.g., Chesnokov in 1993 [3], Hyde in 1999 [4], Massonnet in 2003 [5]. One of the limitations of the concept usually considered is the narrow spectral bandwidth due to the high dependance of the focal length with the wavelength.
Key concepts: Optics, Fresnel lens, Focal length, Fresnel number, Fresnel zone, Fresnel zone antenna, Physics, Zone plate