TOM 3 - Optical System Design and Tolerancing

Chairs

• Oliver Fähnle, FISBA AG (CH)
• Wilhelm Ulrich, Carl Zeiss AG (DE)
• Kimio Tatsuno, Koga Research Institute Inc. (JP)

Program Committee

• Wilhelm Ulrich, Carl Zeiss AG (DE)
• Kimio Tatsuno, Koga Research Institute Inc. Tokyo (JP)
• Oliver Fähnle, FISBA AG (CH)
• Rolf Rascher, Technische Hochschule Deggendorf THD, Deggendorf (DE)
• Andreas Ettemeyer, Neutschnikum Buchs NTB, Buchs (CH)
• Sven Schröder, IOF Fraunhofer, Jena (DE)
• Konrad Wegener, ETH Zürich (CH)
• Irina Livshits, NRU-ITMO, University of St. Petersburg (RU)
• Andrew Wood, Qioptiq (UK)
• Stefan Bäumer, TNO (NL)
• Wolfgang Vollrath, KLA-Tencor (DE)
• Jyrki Kimmel, Nokia (FI)
• Julius Muschaweck, ARRI (DE)
• Ruben Mohedano, LPI (ES)
• Yasuhiro Ohmura, Nikon (JP)
• Yongtian Wang, Beijing Institute of Technology (CN)
• Rob Bates, Five Focal LLC (US)
• Rung-Ywan Tsai, Caduceus Biotechnology Corporation (TW)

Plenary Speaker

• Jyrki Kimmel, Nokia (FI)

Invited Speakers

• Chao-Wen Liang, National Central University (TW)
• Xuejun Zhang, Changchun Institute of Optics, Mechanics and Physics (CIOMP)(CN)
• Sven Schröder, Fraunhofer IOF Jena (DE)
• Yasuhiro Awatsuji, Kyoto Institute of Technology (JP)
• Sven Schröder, Fraunhofer IOF Jena (DE)
• Simon Thiele, Universität Stuttgart (DE)
• John Rogers, Synopsys (US)
• Peter Hartmann, Schott (DE)
• Osamu Matoba, Kobe University (JP)
• Sven Kiontke, Asphericon (DE)
• Yasuhiro Ohmura, Nikon (JP)
• Mario Gerlach, Carl Zeiss AG (DE)

Synopsis

The goal of this topical meeting is to give an overview about future trends and what is going on in optical and optomechanical system design, both for imaging systems as well as for non-imaging systems. TOM3 will show how upcoming technologies enable innovative optical designs for new applications. The challenges of cost-effective manufacturability and testing methods will be discussed, based on a smart tolerancing process and
well-adapted alignment strategies.

Topics include

• Optical & optomechanical system design
• Tolerances
• Error budgeting
• Technological and manufacturing aspects
• Alignment strategies
• Digital correction means
• Cost considerations
• Standardization
• Including both imaging and non-imaging optics (with applications in lighting)