CN111965815A - Design method and manufacturing method of electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens - Google Patents

Design method and manufacturing method of electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens Download PDF

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CN111965815A
CN111965815A CN202010967860.8A CN202010967860A CN111965815A CN 111965815 A CN111965815 A CN 111965815A CN 202010967860 A CN202010967860 A CN 202010967860A CN 111965815 A CN111965815 A CN 111965815A
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The invention provides a design method and a manufacturing method of an electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, which meet imaging requirements and are simple in manufacturing process. The design method of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens comprises the following steps: step 110, establishing an imaging model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens; and 120, determining the manufacturing parameters of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens according to the required imaging range and the imaging model. The design method of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens is beneficial to optimizing the structure and performance of the lens, and the designed lens meets the imaging requirement. The manufacturing method of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens is simple in manufacturing process and beneficial to improving the working efficiency of the lens.

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Design method and manufacturing method of electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of bionic lens imaging, in particular to a design method and a manufacturing method of an electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens.
Background
In China, about 1400 million patients with serious visual impairment exist, and about half of the patients rely on scientists to develop visual structure components such as crystalline lenses, retinas and the like which are tightly matched with human bodies so as to replace damaged parts in the visual system of human eyes, thereby improving the life quality of the patients. In a human vision system, relaxation and contraction of ciliary muscles control deformation of crystalline lenses to cause curvature change of the crystalline lenses, so that the focal length of human eyes is changed, light is converged on retinas, and the core technology of the vision process is automatic zooming. According to the above principle, the research of the visual system and its components based on the bionic technology has become a hot spot. The existing artificial lens mainly adopts artificial synthetic materials such as silica gel, polymethyl methacrylate, hydrogel and the like to realize the effect of a monofocal artificial lens. At present, researchers have made great progress in the fixed-focus and non-automatic zooming technology, and the exploration of the self-zooming imaging method of the human eye characteristic-imitating visual system is still to be continuously carried out, which has very important application value for the research of bionic medicine and machine vision technology.
In the research of liquid lens, no relation model of lens membrane deformation imaging influence factors of the system is established, and a more deep imaging mechanism method needs to be further explored.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the invention is as follows: the design method and the manufacturing method of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens are provided, so that the lens can meet the imaging requirement, and the manufacturing process is simplified.
In order to solve the above technical problem, in a first aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a method for designing an electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, including the following steps:
step 110, establishing an imaging model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens;
and 120, determining the manufacturing parameters of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens according to the required imaging range and the imaging model.
As a further improvement of the embodiment of the present invention, the step 110 specifically includes:
step 1101, establishing an energy-strain-driving electric field intensity relation model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, as follows:
Figure BDA0002682991710000021
wherein W represents free energy of strain generation, λ1Denotes the circumferential stretching ratio, λ, of the lens film2Denotes the radial elongation, λ, of the lens film3Represents the thickness-direction stretching ratio of the lens film,
Figure BDA0002682991710000022
which represents the strength of the driving electric field,
Figure BDA0002682991710000023
represents the nominal potential shift;
step 1102, establishing a geometric model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, which is as follows:
Figure BDA0002682991710000024
in the formula, R represents a curvature radius, V represents a solution volume of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens, and h represents a distance between the top of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens and a middle projection plane of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens;
step 1103, establishing a focal length-curvature radius relation model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, as follows:
Figure BDA0002682991710000025
in the formula, f represents a focal length, R represents a curvature radius, n represents a refractive index of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens, and h represents a distance between the top of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens and a middle projection plane of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens;
and 1104, combining the energy-strain-driving electric field intensity relation model, the geometric model and the focal length-curvature radius relation model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens to obtain an imaging model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens.
In a second aspect, an embodiment of the present invention further provides a method for manufacturing an electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, including the following steps:
step 210, fixing the edge of the pre-stretched first dielectric elastomer film on an annular supporting frame, and enabling the center of the first dielectric elastomer film to protrude downwards to form a recess;
step 220, slowly dripping the solution into the recess until the liquid level of the solution in the recess is flush with the edge of the recess;
step 230 of attaching the stretched second dielectric elastomer film to the upper surface of the first dielectric elastomer film, the centers of the first dielectric elastomer film and the second dielectric elastomer film being filled with a solution to form a hyperboloid protrusion;
and step 240, uniformly coating carbon grease on the outer surfaces of the first dielectric elastomer film and the second dielectric elastomer film except the periphery of the hyperboloid convex part.
As a further refinement of an embodiment of the present invention, in step 210, a depression is formed downward in the center of the first dielectric elastomer film by negative pressure of the soft mouth.
As a further improvement of the embodiment of the present invention, in step 230, when the second dielectric elastomer film is bonded to the surface of the first dielectric elastomer film, the center of the second elastomer film is bonded to the center of the first dielectric elastomer film, the recess filled with the solution is sealed, and after no bubble is generated, the remaining portion of the second elastomer film is bonded to the first elastomer film along the periphery of the recess.
As a further improvement of the embodiment of the present invention, the method further includes:
and respectively pasting metal conducting strips on the first elastic dielectric film and the second elastic dielectric film, and fixing the metal conducting strips on the annular supporting frame.
Compared with the prior art, the technical scheme of the invention has the following beneficial effects: the design method and the manufacturing method of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens are provided, so that the lens can meet imaging requirements, and the manufacturing process of the lens is simplified. According to the design method of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, the designed lens meets the imaging requirement, and the structure and the performance of the lens are favorably optimized. The manufacturing method of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens is simple in manufacturing process and beneficial to improving the working efficiency of the lens system.
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The embodiment of the invention provides an electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens which comprises an annular frame, a first dielectric elastomer film and a second dielectric elastomer film, wherein the first dielectric elastomer film and the second dielectric elastomer film are arranged in an overlapping mode, and the edges of the first dielectric elastomer film and the second dielectric elastomer film are fixed on the annular frame. The centers of the first and second dielectric elastomer films are filled with an aqueous solution so that the centers of the first and second dielectric elastomer films protrude outward, respectively, forming a hyperboloid protrusion. The outer peripheral surfaces of the first dielectric elastomer film and the second dielectric elastomer film, excluding the hyperboloid convex portion, are each coated with a carbon-resin electrode.
The electric-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens of the embodiment uses the dielectric elastomer film to wrap the liquid medium to form the hyperboloid convex part to form the variable-focus imaging main body, and the carbon resin electrode coated on the periphery of the hyperboloid convex part drives the lens to deform and change the curvature radius of the lens after being electrified, so that self-zooming clear imaging is realized. The lens and the driver are designed in a separated mode, so that the manufacturing process is simplified, and the light transmittance and the imaging efficiency of the lens are improved.
An embodiment of the present invention provides a method for designing an electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens, as shown in fig. 1, including the following steps:
step 110, establishing an imaging model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens;
and 120, determining the manufacturing parameters of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens according to the required imaging range and the imaging model.
According to the design method of the embodiment, the imaging effect of the lens can be predicted in the design stage by establishing the imaging model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, and optimization of structural parameters of the lens is facilitated; meanwhile, the manufacturing parameters meeting the imaging requirements can be accurately and quickly designed through the established model, and the lens is manufactured. In a word, the method is beneficial to the flexible optimization design of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, improves the manufacturing efficiency and saves the manufacturing cost. Further, theoretical reference is provided for expanding the application of the lens.
In the method of the above embodiment, step 110 specifically includes:
step 1101, establishing an energy-strain-driving electric field intensity relation model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, which is as follows:
Figure BDA0002682991710000051
wherein W represents free energy of strain generation, s1Representing the circumferential stress, s, to which the lens membrane is subjected2Representing the radial stress, s, to which the lens membrane is subjected3Denotes the thickness direction stress, lambda, to which the lens film is subjected1Denotes the circumferential stretching ratio, λ, of the lens film2Denotes the radial elongation, λ, of the lens film3Represents the thickness-direction stretching ratio of the lens film,
Figure BDA0002682991710000052
which represents the strength of the driving electric field,
Figure BDA0002682991710000053
represents the nominal potential shift;
step 1102, establishing a geometric model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, which is as follows:
Figure BDA0002682991710000054
in the formula, R represents a curvature radius, V represents a solution volume of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens, and h represents a distance between the top of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens and a middle projection plane of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens;
step 1103, establishing a focal length-curvature radius relation model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens.
Specifically, the focal length of the lens can be calculated using the thick lens equation:
Figure BDA0002682991710000061
in the formula, R1And R2Represents the curvature radius of two curved surfaces of the lens, n represents the refractive index of the lens, and d represents the thickness of the lens;
simplifying the above formula to obtain a focal length-curvature radius relation model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, which is as follows:
Figure BDA0002682991710000062
in the formula, f represents a focal length, R represents a curvature radius, n represents a refractive index of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens, and h represents a distance between the top of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens and a middle projection plane of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens;
and 1104, combining the energy-strain-driving electric field intensity relation model, the geometric model and the focal length-curvature radius relation model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, taking the strain of the dielectric elastomer film as a link, and connecting the geometric model with system energy to obtain an imaging model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens. When the imaging model is used, the driving voltage is used as an independent variable, the strain in the thickness direction of the lens can be obtained according to the energy-strain-driving electric field intensity relation model, the curvature change of the lens is obtained according to the geometric model, and the focal length change is further obtained according to the focal length-curvature radius relation model.
According to the structural characteristics and the action mechanism of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, the energy strain relation of the lens is established, factors influencing the energy strain relation are determined, and an imaging model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, namely the relation between the driving electric field intensity and the focal length, is obtained. The imaging model established by the embodiment of the invention accurately describes the imaging mechanism of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, and the lens manufactured according to the imaging model has higher matching degree with the imaging requirement.
When the prestretching multiple of the lens film, the original diameter of the hyperboloid convex part and the volume of the solution in the hyperboloid convex part are determined, the lens is manufactured. Then, a 2.6kV driving voltage was applied to measure the diameter of the center before and after the lens deformation. The same pre-stretching multiple of the lens film, the original diameter of the hyperboloid convex part, the volume of the solution in the hyperboloid convex part and the driving voltage are selected, and then the diameters of the lens before and after deformation are calculated by using an imaging model. The measurements and calculations were compared by three examples and the results are given in the following table:
lens diameter/mm Lens volume/cm3 Pre-stretching multiple Measured value/mm Calculated value/mm
31.5 5 4 29.4 29.0
32.6 5 3 32.2 32.2
14.7 0.5 4 13.8 13.6
As can be seen from the above table, the theoretical calculation value is basically consistent with the data of the experimental measurement value, which proves that the imaging model established in the embodiment accurately describes the imaging mechanism of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, and the lens manufactured according to the imaging model has a high matching degree with the imaging requirements.
The design method of the embodiment of the invention determines the parameter relation and the deformation characteristic in the lens structure by establishing the imaging model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens; after the voltage is applied, the driver around the lens presses the convex lens in the center thereof, and imaging in the case of zooming is realized. And selecting proper lens volume and lens driver parameters according to the required lens imaging range. When the volume of the lens is small, the solution is not filled too much, otherwise the initial curvature is large, and the focal length change after driving is small. The difference of the curvatures of the two films of the lens is small, otherwise, the normal imaging cannot be realized. When packaging, a pure and transparent solution is selected so as not to influence the transparency of the lens. When the efficiency of the lens actuator needs to be improved, the pre-stretching of the lens film can be increased, the volume of the solution of the lens can be reduced, the curvature radius of the lens film can be reduced, and the like.
The embodiment also provides a manufacturing method of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, which includes the following steps:
step 210, fixing the edge of the pre-stretched first dielectric elastomer film on an annular supporting frame, and enabling the center of the first dielectric elastomer film to protrude downwards to form a recess;
step 220, slowly dripping the solution into the recess until the liquid level of the solution in the recess is flush with the edge of the recess;
step 230 of attaching the stretched second dielectric elastomer film to the upper surface of the first dielectric elastomer film, the centers of the first dielectric elastomer film and the second dielectric elastomer film being filled with a solution to form a hyperboloid protrusion;
step 240, uniformly coating carbon grease on the outer surfaces of the first dielectric elastomer film and the second dielectric elastomer film except for the hyperboloid convex part.
The manufacturing method of the embodiment enriches the manufacturing process of the electric-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens by using the negative pressure method, and saves the manufacturing cost at the same time.
Preferably, in step 210, a depression is formed by protruding the center of the first dielectric elastomer film downward through the negative pressure bladder opening. The operation flow is simplified, and the manufacturing cost is reduced.
Preferably, in step 230, when the second dielectric elastomer film is bonded to the upper surface of the first dielectric elastomer film, the center of the second elastomer film is bonded to the center of the first dielectric elastomer film, the recess filled with the solution is sealed, and after no bubble is generated, the remaining portion of the second elastomer film is bonded to the first elastomer film along the periphery of the recess. The bubble is avoided in the lens as far as possible, and imaging abnormity caused by irregular shape of the hyperboloid convex part due to the bubble in the lens is avoided.
Preferably, the manufacturing method of this embodiment further includes:
and respectively pasting metal conducting strips on the first elastic dielectric film and the second elastic dielectric film, and fixing the metal conducting strips on the annular supporting frame.
The foregoing illustrates and describes the principles, general features, and advantages of the present invention. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, which are intended to further illustrate the principles of the invention, and that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, which is also intended to be covered by the appended claims. The scope of the invention is defined by the claims and their equivalents.

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1. A design method of an electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 110, establishing an imaging model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens;
and 120, determining the manufacturing parameters of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens according to the required imaging range and the imaging model.
2. The method for designing an electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens according to claim 1, wherein the step 110 specifically comprises:
step 1101, establishing an energy-strain-driving electric field intensity relation model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, as follows:
Figure FDA0002682991700000011
wherein W represents free energy of strain generation, λ1Denotes the circumferential stretching ratio, λ, of the lens film2Denotes the radial elongation, λ, of the lens film3Represents the thickness-direction stretching ratio of the lens film,
Figure FDA0002682991700000012
which represents the strength of the driving electric field,
Figure FDA0002682991700000013
represents the nominal potential shift;
step 1102, establishing a geometric model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, which is as follows:
Figure FDA0002682991700000014
in the formula, R represents a curvature radius, V represents a solution volume of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens, and h represents a distance between the top of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens and a middle projection plane of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens;
step 1103, establishing a focal length-curvature radius relation model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens, as follows:
Figure FDA0002682991700000015
in the formula, f represents a focal length, R represents a curvature radius, n represents a refractive index of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens, and h represents a distance between the top of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens and a middle projection plane of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens;
and 1104, combining the energy-strain-driving electric field intensity relation model, the geometric model and the focal length-curvature radius relation model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens to obtain an imaging model of the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens.
3. A manufacturing method of an electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 210, fixing the edge of the pre-stretched first dielectric elastomer film on an annular supporting frame, and enabling the center of the first dielectric elastomer film to protrude downwards to form a recess;
step 220, slowly dripping the solution into the recess until the liquid level of the solution in the recess is flush with the edge of the recess;
step 230 of attaching the stretched second dielectric elastomer film to the upper surface of the first dielectric elastomer film, the centers of the first dielectric elastomer film and the second dielectric elastomer film being filled with a solution to form a hyperboloid protrusion;
and step 240, uniformly coating carbon grease on the outer surfaces of the first dielectric elastomer film and the second dielectric elastomer film except the periphery of the hyperboloid convex part.
4. The method for manufacturing the electro-hydraulic hybrid driven hyperboloid lens according to claim 3, wherein in step 210, the center of the first dielectric elastomer film is recessed downwards by the negative pressure of the soft bottle mouth.
5. The method of claim 3, wherein in step 230, when the second dielectric elastomer film is attached to the surface of the first dielectric elastomer film, the center of the second elastomer film is attached to the center of the first dielectric elastomer film, the recess filled with the solution is sealed, and after no bubble is generated, the remaining portion of the second elastomer film is attached to the first elastomer film along the periphery of the recess.
6. The method for manufacturing the electro-hydraulic hybrid driving hyperboloid lens according to claim 3, further comprising:
and respectively pasting metal conducting strips on the first elastic dielectric film and the second elastic dielectric film, and fixing the metal conducting strips on the annular supporting frame.
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