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OPTICAL

SYSTEM

DESIGN

About the Authors

Robert E. Fischer is the president and founder of OPTICS 1, Incorporated, of

Westlake Village, California. He has a BS and MS in Optics from the Institute

of Optics at the University of Rochester. He has been involved in optical design

and engineering since 1967 when he joined the Itek Corporation. Prior to found-

ing OPTICS 1, he was with Hughes Aircraft. His primary areas of technical

interest and expertise include lens design, optical engineering, optical system

manufacturing and testing, illumination systems, and related engineering tech-

nologies. In addition to chairing many conferences with the SPIE, Fischer has held

several positions with the society, including president in 1984, and treasurer

from 2001 through 2005. His popular short course “Practical Optical System

Design” has been widely attended over the years and forms the basis for this book.

Mr. Fischer is a Fellow of SPIE and the Optical Society of America. He was

awarded the Albert M. Pezzuto award from SPIE in 1986, and the Gold Medal of

SPIE in 2000.

Biljana Tadic-Galeb is a Senior Staff Optical Engineer at Panavision of Wood-

land Hills, California. She has a BS in Physics from the University of Sarajevo,

Yugoslavia, and an MS in Optics from Reading University in England. She also

holds an MS in Metrology from the University of Beograd, Yugoslavia. Ms.

Tadic-Galeb has 30 years of experience as an Optical Systems Engineer with spe-

cialties in the development of complex visible, IR, and UV optical systems, pro-

jections systems, laser systems, and hybrid systems with diffractive elements and

fibers. She was recognized by the National Academy of Engineering in their fea-

tured Women Engineers Program.

Paul R. Yoder. Jr. has, since 1951, designed and managed the development of

optical systems and instruments for military, aerospace, and commercial applica-

tions at the U.S. Army’s Frankford Arsenal and at the Perkin Elmer Corporation,

as well as ophthalmic laser systems at Taunton Technologies, Inc. Since 1983, he

has also served many clients as an independent consultant in optical engineer-

ing and optomechanical design. He has published widely in those fields with

66 technical papers, 2 handbook chapters, and 4 reference books to his credit.

Yoder received his BS and MS degrees in physics from Juniata College (1947) and

Penn State University (1950). Yoder is a Fellow of the SPIE, a Fellow of the OSA, a

member of Sigma Xi and a co-founder of the SPIE’s Optomechanical/Instrument

Working Group. He has taught numerous short courses on optomechanical

design and engineering for industry, government agencies, and SPIE in the USA

and Europe as well as graduate-level courses for the University of Connecticut.

In recognition of his contributions to optomechanical design and engineering,

Yoder received the Engineering Excellence Award from the OSA in 1997 and the

George W. Goddard Award from the SPIE in 1999 as well as the SPIE Director’s

Awards for outstanding service to the Society in 1996 and 2006.

Optical System

Design

Robert E. Fischer

CEO, OPTICS 1, Incorporated

Biljana Tadic-Galeb

Panavision

Paul R. Yoder

Consultant

With contributions by

Ranko Galeb

Bernard C.Kress, Ph.D.

Stephen C. McClain, Ph.D.

Tom Baur

Rick Plympton

Bob Wiederhold

Alastair J. Grant

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