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This study introduces an integrated design process for optomechanical structures using multidisciplinary optimization. This method successfully reduced wavefront error in a Cassegrain telescope by optimizing component dimensions.

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Area of Science:

Optomechanics
Multidisciplinary Optimization
Optical Engineering

Background:

Optomechanical structures require integrated design for optimal performance.
Traditional design processes can be fragmented, leading to suboptimal results.

Purpose of the Study:

To present an integrated optimal design process for optomechanical structures.
To improve optical system performance through automated design optimization.

Main Methods:

Utilized a workflow combining ANSYS Workbench (finite element analysis), MATLAB (optomechanical transfer), ZEMAX (optical analysis), and Isight (optimization solver).
Iteratively computed deformations, Zernike coefficients, and optical performance parameters to determine optimal design dimensions.

Main Results:

Successfully performed integrated optimal design and analysis for optomechanical structures.
Demonstrated a significant reduction in image wavefront error for a Cassegrain telescope from 29.9 nm to 16.1 nm.

Conclusions:

The integrated optimal design process enables successful analysis and optimization of complex optomechanical systems.
This approach enhances optical system performance by optimizing individual component designs.