GB/T 41869.2-2022
ActiveOptics and photonics—Microlens array—Part 2:Test methods for wavefront aberrations
光学和光子学 微透镜阵列 第2部分：波前像差的测试方法
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies test methods for measuring wavefront aberrations in microlens arrays, which are critical for evaluating optical performance in imaging and beam-shaping systems. It is applied in industries such as consumer electronics, medical devices, and telecommunications, where microlens arrays are used in cameras, projectors, and fiber-optic components. The standard ensures consistent quality control during manufacturing and testing of these micro-optical components.
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