Abstract

The axial compact fixing position of the optical element is mainly carried out in the form of tightening the compression ring in the optical lens assembly process. Most of the existing compression ring tightening methods use forceps and other general press ring tightening tools, the degree of tightening of the pressure ring when used mainly depends on the experience and feel of the assembler, cannot quantify the compression ring tightening torque. In order to solve the above technical problems, the research topic of optical lens compression moment quantification process technology is proposed. Based on the principle of strain sensor, a special digital explicit compression moment device was successfully developed. According to the mass production project of XX optical lenses, the test scheme of the tightening moment of each lens press is designed, and multiple compression ring tightening tests are carried out using a special digital explicit compression moment device, and the corresponding change relationship between the compression moment range of the whole lens and the lens surface type (RMS) is summarized. According to GB/T 34516-2017 "Spacecraft Vibration Test Method", the random vibration test method in the vertical direction of "sweep-vibration-sweep frequency" was used to complete the compression moment tightening performance and reliability verification. The test results are shown that the characteristic sweep curve of the optical lens before and after the vibration has not changed, the modality has always remained stable, the lens shape (RMS) remains unchanged, the optical lens is not loosened, the digital explicit compression moment device developed meets the technical requirements of the optical lens assembly process, and the compression ring tightening torque is quantified, which further improves the assembly quality reliability and assembly efficiency.

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