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    • Imaging Science

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    • Chromatic depth imaging (CDI) relies on wavelength-dependent focal shifts caused by chromatic aberration (CA).
    • Implementing CDI typically requires specialized objective lenses with high CA and minimal monochromatic aberrations.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present a novel method for creating a high-CA objective lens suitable for CDI.
    • To introduce a compact, add-on component, the superchromatic null lens, for cost-effective CDI implementation.

    Main Methods:

    • Designed a superchromatic null lens using multiple elements with alternating dispersion characteristics.
    • Optimized the lens design for enhanced CA and reduced aberrations.
    • Validated performance through computer modeling and experimental testing.

    Main Results:

    • The superchromatic null lens effectively boosts CA while suppressing aberrations.
    • Demonstrated depth-sensitive imaging using a low-cost RGB sensor and the superchromat.
    • Successfully adapted conventional cameras and microscopes for CDI.

    Conclusions:

    • The superchromatic null lens is a viable solution for implementing cost-effective CDI.
    • This technology enables depth sensing and extended depth of field in standard imaging systems.
    • The approach simplifies the integration of CDI capabilities into existing optical setups.