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    The document discusses geometric optics concepts and problems involving lenses and light propagation. It contains 6 questions on topics like: 1) Calculating the lateral shift of a light ray passing through an optical flat. 2) Designing an optical system to couple light from a source into an optical fiber using appropriate lenses. 3) Determining the focal length of a glass sphere lens to focus a parallel light ray onto an optical fiber. It also covers matrix optics, asking the reader to use ray transfer matrices to analyze lens systems that collimate diverging beams and couple light from an optical fiber into a multi-lens system.

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    Winter 2006 W.

    Wang

    ME 557 Howmwork #1

    Geometric Optics

    1. Consider an optical flat of thickness


    t = 0.01 m. If n = 1.5 for light incident at 30 o what is the lateral shift in the ray?

    θ1 Lateral shift

    θ2
    θ1
    t
    2.Light coupling into optical fiber and integrated waveguide structure is one of the most
    time consuming task. Assume that the fiber has a core diameter of 100m and a NA of
    0.25, and trhe design requires that the total distance from the source to the fiber be
    100mm, which lenses are appropriate (find lens’s focal length, f-number and numeric
    apeture magnification and clear aperature )?

    Acceptance angle
    NAfiber= 0.25
    h = 1mm
    h’ =0.1mm
    =?
    Light source Optical fiber

    p = 100mm q = 10mm

    Optical system
    Winter 2006 W.Wang

    3. Fiber coupling spheres. Tiny glass balls are often used as lenses to couple light into and
    out of optical fibers. The fiber end is located at a distance f from the sphere. For a sphere
    of radius a=1 mm and refractive index n =1.8, determine f such that a ray parallel to the
    optical axis at a distance y=0.7mm is focused onto the fiber, as illustrated in figure

    Ball lens fiber


    y

    4. Derive the focal length for the general and bi-concave lenses.

    5. Derive expression for effective focal length for two or more lenses system.

    6. Show the graphical location of image for a three lenses system (thin lens
    approximation)
    Winter 2006 W.Wang

    Matrix Optics

    1. Using ray- transfer matrix and find a relationship between radius R in terms of indices
    of nair, nlens and d where a diverging beam after going through this planar-convex lens can
    be collimated.

    2. Remember the beam is diverge from a fiber, and after going through the lens system,
    the beam is a collimated with a beam diameter D. please find the ray-transfer matrix for
    the following lens system.

    fiber convex concave convex convex

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