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BS ISO 10110-7:2017 Optics and photonics. Preparation of drawings for optical elements and systems Surface imperfections

BS ISO 10110-7:2017

Optics and photonics. Preparation of drawings for optical elements and systems Surface imperfections

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Standard number:BS ISO 10110-7:2017
Pages:24
Released:2017-09-12
ISBN:978 0 580 88811 3
Status:Standard
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BS ISO 10110-7:2017


This standard BS ISO 10110-7:2017 Optics and photonics. Preparation of drawings for optical elements and systems is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 01.100.20 Mechanical engineering drawings
  • 37.020 Optical equipment

ISO 10110 (all parts) specifies the presentation of design and functional requirements for single optical elements and for optical assemblies in technical drawings used for their manufacture and inspection.

This document specifies the indication of the level of acceptability of surface imperfections within a test region on individual optical elements and optical assemblies. These include localized surface imperfections, edge chips and long scratches.

The acceptance level for imperfections is specified, taking into account functional effects (affecting image formation or durability of the optical element), as well as cosmetic (appearance) effects.

This document applies to transmitting and reflecting surfaces of finished optical elements, whether or not they are coated, and to optical assemblies. It allows permissible imperfections to be specified according to the area affected by imperfections, or alternatively by the visibility of imperfections, on components or in optical assemblies.