Challenge
What optical properties can be achieved by combining a reflective prism and a lens? Is it possible to create a new optical element that can focus electromagnetic radiation across a spectrum of wavelengths, from far infrared to highly energetic X-ray radiation? The answer is a new type of lens suited to different fields of photography.
Invention
Fusing a lens with a reflection prism creates a new hybrid optical element. The RES-Hybrid-Prism features optical properties that are unknown to date, which can be applied within a spectrum ranging from far infrared and visible light to ultraviolet and even X-ray radiation. Sectioning the RES-Hybrid-Prism reveals a rotated rhomboid, formed from glass for infrared to ultraviolet light, and enclosed by a vacuum and optical thinner material on all sides.
Advantages
- Provision of a lens without chromatic aberration
- Provision of a lens for X-Ray-Radiation
- Provision of a headlight as a lidar system
Applications
- RES-Intraocular-Lens
- RES-Lidar-System
- RES-Tomograph
- RES-X-Ray lens
- RES-X-Ray microscope
- RES-X-Ray telescope