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27 September 2008 Improved tolerancing for production yield anticipation of optical micro-modules for cameraphones
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Tolerancing an optical design is vital when optical modules are produced in tens of millions. In these cases the production yield is all-important: it will decide if the product will be a success. While optical design softwares provide powerful tolerancing tools, to get an idea of what the production yield will be, we will have to go a step further. A way of taking this step consists in a tolerancing procedure that will use these tolerancing tools and a dedicated analysis software: - A list of specifications that the lenses will have to fit into has to be established. - A merit function that will calculate each of these specs will have to be written. - For the tolerancing itself, a script will have to be used to write to an output file all these values for each lens created during tolerancing - The analysis software will read the output file, make all the desired statistics and then give the production yield and other relevant informations (e.g. yield and behavior of any spec)
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Guillaume Cassar, Emmanuelle Vigier-Blanc, and Thierry Lépine "Improved tolerancing for production yield anticipation of optical micro-modules for cameraphones", Proc. SPIE 7100, Optical Design and Engineering III, 71000F (27 September 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.797615
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KEYWORDS
Tolerancing

Monte Carlo methods

Lenses

Distortion

Statistical analysis

Cameras

Zemax

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