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    Ruggedized lenses for space products use retaining rings

    April 18, 2023
    Ruggedized lenses and optical systems for spaceborne applications are designed to minimize the effects of launch vibration and shock, with small and light optical components.
    LFW Staff
    Resolve Optics

    Ruggedized lenses and optical systems for spaceborne applications are designed to minimize the effects of launch vibration and shock, with small and light optical components. Retaining rings are used, as well as bonded optical elements for heavier components. In-house testing equipment is used to ensure that systems will withstand intended uses.

    Resolve Optics

    Chesham, U.K.

    www.resolveoptics.com

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    LFW Staff

    Published since 1965, Laser Focus World—a brand and monthly magazine for engineers, researchers, scientists, and technical professionals—provides comprehensive global coverage of optoelectronic technologies, applications, and markets. With 80,000+ qualified print subscribers in print and over a half-million annual visitors to our online content, we are the go-to source to access decision makers and stay in-the-know.

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