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Workflow for modeling of generalized mid-spatial frequency errors in optical systems.

Luke A DeMars, Aaron Bauer, Bryan D Stone

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We developed a new workflow to model mid-spatial frequency (MSF) errors in optical systems. This method classifies error distributions and predicts their impact on imaging performance.

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Area of Science:

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Image Science

Background:

Mid-spatial frequency (MSF) errors significantly impact optical imaging system performance.
Accurate modeling of these errors is crucial for system design and validation.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose and demonstrate a comprehensive workflow for modeling generalized MSF errors in optical imaging systems.
To enable classification of MSF distributions and predict their specific performance impacts.

Main Methods:

Developed a workflow encompassing MSF error classification, bandlimited signature filtering, and error propagation to the exit pupil.
Applied the workflow to model MSF error impacts in both transmissive and reflective imaging systems.

Main Results:

Successfully modeled and differentiated performance impacts of various MSF error distributions.
Demonstrated the workflow's applicability to near-diffraction-limited optical systems.

Conclusions:

The proposed workflow provides a robust method for analyzing MSF errors in optical systems.
This approach aids in understanding and mitigating performance degradation caused by MSF errors.