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Lightweight hybrid refractive-diffractive optical system design and principal-mode PSF modeling for spatially varying restoration
Lightweight hybrid refractive-diffractive optical system design and principal-mode PSF modeling for spatially varying restoration
- “A lightweight hybrid optical system based on refraction and diffraction was designed to address the issues of a large number of lenses, large radial envelope, and spatial degradation in the front-end optical system of small visible light imaging payloads on board satellites. An optical constrained principal mode point spread function modeling method was proposed to provide a solution to the problems of lightweight spatial optical payloads and spatial degradation restoration.”
- Optics and Precision Engineering Vol. 34, Issue 19, Pages: 3008-3026(2026)
DOI: 10.3724/OPE.20263419.3008
- CSTR: 32169.14.OPE.20263419.3008
Revised:2026-07-08
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