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Particle swarm optimization (PSO) offers a feasible design method for common aperture multi-band optical systems. This approach optimizes parameters for clear imaging across visible and infrared bands.

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Area of Science:

Optical Engineering
Computational Optics
Infrared Technology

Background:

Designing multi-band optical systems with a common aperture presents significant challenges in achieving optimal performance across diverse spectral ranges.
Traditional design methods may struggle to efficiently optimize complex optical systems for simultaneous multi-band imaging.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose and verify a novel design methodology for common aperture multi-band optical systems using particle swarm optimization (PSO).
To demonstrate the feasibility of PSO in calculating optimal parameters for optical systems imaging across visible, near-infrared, and medium-wave infrared bands.

Main Methods:

Utilizing the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm to iteratively calculate optimal parameters for the initial structure of the optical system.
Designing a common aperture multi-band optical system with a focal length of 70 mm and a field of view of ±2.5°.
Verifying the design through experimental evaluation of the system's imaging capabilities.

Main Results:

The designed optical system successfully provides clear images in the visible (0.49-0.66 µm), near-infrared (0.8-0.9 µm), and medium-wave infrared (3.8-4.8 µm) bands.
Achieved angular resolution of 1.3 mrad for visible and near-infrared bands, and 4.6 mrad for the medium-wave infrared band.
Experimental results confirm the system's ability to produce high-quality images across all targeted spectral bands.

Conclusions:

The particle swarm optimization (PSO) based design method is effective and feasible for developing common aperture multi-band optical systems.
PSO enables efficient optimization of optical system parameters to meet stringent performance requirements across multiple spectral ranges.
The developed system demonstrates practical utility for applications requiring simultaneous multi-band imaging.