JP2003075698A - Method for assembling optical unit - Google Patents

Method for assembling optical unit

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JP2003075698A
JP2003075698A JP2001264164A JP2001264164A JP2003075698A JP 2003075698 A JP2003075698 A JP 2003075698A JP 2001264164 A JP2001264164 A JP 2001264164A JP 2001264164 A JP2001264164 A JP 2001264164A JP 2003075698 A JP2003075698 A JP 2003075698A
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optical
gap
assembling
optical elements
optical unit
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Hiroyuki Hattori
洋幸 服部
Yayoi Eguro
弥生 江黒
Norikazu Arai
則一 荒井
Koji Honda
浩司 本田
Yuichi Honda
裕一 本田
Yuichi Shin
勇一 新
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Konica Minolta Inc
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for assembling an optical unit by which the deterioration of planar accuracy of an optical functional plane and dew formation are hardly caused. SOLUTION: By a method for assembling an optical unit which is composed of a combination of a plurality of optical elements having a flange part in a way that the optical functional planes of the optical elements form a gap, the assembly is performed in an environment which is filled with an inert gas. Further, the assembly is performed in a clean environment of the class 100,000 or smaller. Further, the assembly is performed under a reduced pressure by evacuation. Further, the assembly is performed in an environment in which the humidity is 60%RH or smaller. Further, the assembly is performed under the condition of a combination of at least two of the environment filled with the inert gas, the clean environment of the class 100,000 or smaller, the environment under a reduced pressure by evacuation and the environment in which the humidity is 60%RH or smaller. Further, the parts which form a gap between the optical elements after assembled are not grounded before combining a plurality of optical elements.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】この発明は光学ユニットの組
立方法に関し、さらに詳しくは、第1光学素子と第2光
学素子とが一体化された光学ユニットの組立方法に関す
る。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of assembling an optical unit, and more particularly to a method of assembling an optical unit in which a first optical element and a second optical element are integrated.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】従来より、光学機能面を形成した第1光
学素子と、光学機能面を形成した第2光学素子を有し、
第1光学素子と第2光学素子とが一体化された光学ユニ
ットがある。
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a first optical element having an optical functional surface and a second optical element having an optical functional surface are provided.
There is an optical unit in which the first optical element and the second optical element are integrated.

【0003】[0003]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】このように、2枚以上
の光学素子を組み合わせて、1つの光学ユニットを構成
する際、精度良くそれらを組み合わせる必要がある。
As described above, when two or more optical elements are combined to form one optical unit, it is necessary to accurately combine them.

【0004】例えば、光ピックアップ用の対物レンズの
場合、光軸のシフトよりも、チルトの発生により性能を
達成できなくなることがある。特に最近では高密度化に
よって、対物レンズに高精度が要求されるため、チルト
が少なく、また光軸のシフトも少なく、単レンズ(ある
いは光学素子)を組み合わせる必要がある。
For example, in the case of an objective lens for an optical pickup, the performance may not be achieved due to the occurrence of tilt rather than the shift of the optical axis. Particularly in recent years, due to high density, high precision is required for the objective lens, and therefore tilt is small and optical axis shift is small, and it is necessary to combine a single lens (or an optical element).

【0005】このような光学ユニットにおいては、第1
光学素子と第2光学素子とで囲まれた間隙は密閉状態と
なっているが、この間隙が密閉状態になっていると、こ
の光学ユニットの使用環境温度湿度が変化した場合、こ
の間隙に含まれる水分が飽和状態となり間隙側の光学機
能面に結露し光学性能に影響をおよぼすことがある。
In such an optical unit, the first
The gap surrounded by the optical element and the second optical element is in a hermetically sealed state. However, when this gap is in a hermetically sealed state, when the operating environment temperature and humidity of this optical unit changes, it is included in this gap. The water content may become saturated and may condense on the optical function surface on the gap side, affecting the optical performance.

【0006】近年、高精度で安価な光ディスク用の光学
素子の要求が高まってきている。例えば、光ディスク用
対物レンズで間隙を有する場合、上述のような結露等が
無視できず問題となってきた。すなわち、周囲の温度変
化により、光学素子同士の間の間隙で水蒸気が結露し、
光学機能面の表面に付着する問題であり、この結露が生
じると、光学機能を達成できなくなってしまう。
In recent years, there is an increasing demand for optical elements for optical discs that are highly accurate and inexpensive. For example, when the objective lens for an optical disc has a gap, the above-mentioned dew condensation cannot be ignored and has become a problem. That is, due to a change in ambient temperature, water vapor is condensed in the gap between the optical elements,
This is a problem of adhesion to the surface of the optical function surface, and if this dew condensation occurs, the optical function cannot be achieved.

【0007】この発明は、上記の課題に鑑みなされたも
ので、結露が生じにくい光学ユニットの組立方法を提供
することを目的としている。
The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object thereof is to provide an assembling method of an optical unit in which dew condensation is unlikely to occur.

【0008】[0008]

【課題を解決するための手段】前記課題を解決し、かつ
目的を達成するために、この発明は、以下のように構成
した。
In order to solve the above-mentioned problems and to achieve the object, the present invention has the following constitution.

【0009】請求項1に記載の発明は、『フランジ部を
有する複数個の光学素子を、この光学素子同士の光学機
能面間が間隙を有するように組み合わせた光学ユニット
の組立方法において、不活性ガスで充填した雰囲気下で
組立を行うことを特徴とする光学ユニットの組立方
法。』である。
According to a first aspect of the invention, in the method of assembling an optical unit in which a plurality of optical elements having a flange portion are combined so that optical function surfaces of the optical elements have a gap, A method of assembling an optical unit, which comprises assembling in an atmosphere filled with gas. ].

【0010】この請求項1に記載の発明によれば、不活
性ガスで充填した雰囲気下で組立を行うことで、光学素
子同士の光学機能面間の間隙に不活性ガスが充填され、
使用環境温度湿度が変化した場合でも、光学機能面間の
間隙で水蒸気が結露し、間隙側の光学機能面の表面に付
着することが防止あるいは抑制される。
According to the invention described in claim 1, by assembling in an atmosphere filled with an inert gas, the gap between the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements is filled with the inert gas,
Even if the operating environment temperature and humidity change, water vapor is prevented or suppressed from being condensed in the gap between the optical functional surfaces and attached to the surface of the optical functional surface on the gap side.

【0011】請求項2に記載の発明は、『フランジ部を
有する複数個の光学素子を、この光学素子同士の光学機
能面間が間隙を有するように組み合わせた光学ユニット
の組立方法において、クラス100,000以下の除塵
雰囲気下で組立を行うことを特徴とする光学ユニットの
組立方法。』である。
According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of assembling an optical unit in which a plurality of optical elements having a flange portion are combined so that optical function surfaces of the optical elements have a gap, and a class 100 is provided. A method for assembling an optical unit, characterized in that the assembling is performed in a dust removing atmosphere of 1,000 or less. ].

【0012】この請求項2に記載の発明によれば、クラ
ス100,000以下の除塵雰囲気下で組立を行うこと
で、光学素子同士の光学機能面間の間隙に塵埃が充填さ
れることが防止でき、この塵埃を核にして水分が凝集す
ることが少なくなり、光学機能面間の間隙で結露し、間
隙側の光学機能面の表面に付着することが防止あるいは
抑制される。
According to the second aspect of the invention, by assembling in a dust-removing atmosphere of class 100,000 or less, dust is prevented from being filled in the gap between the optical function surfaces of the optical elements. As a result, it is possible to prevent water from aggregating with the dust as a core, and to prevent or suppress dew condensation in the gap between the optical function surfaces and adhesion to the surface of the optical function surface on the gap side.

【0013】請求項3に記載の発明は、『フランジ部を
有する複数個の光学素子を、この光学素子同士の光学機
能面間が間隙を有するように組み合わせた光学ユニット
の組立方法において、真空減圧下で組立を行うことを特
徴とする光学ユニットの組立方法。』である。
According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of assembling an optical unit, wherein a plurality of optical elements having a flange portion are combined so that optical function surfaces of the optical elements have a gap, and vacuum decompression is performed. A method for assembling an optical unit, characterized by performing the assembly below. ].

【0014】この請求項3に記載の発明によれば、真空
減圧下で組立を行うことで、光学素子同士の光学機能面
間の間隙が真空状態になり、使用環境温度湿度が変化し
た場合、間隙が真空状態であるから膨張または圧縮する
ことがなく第1光学素子と第2光学素子に外圧がかかる
ことがないので、光学機能面の面精度を保持でき、また
光学素子同士の光学機能面間の間隙で水蒸気が結露し、
間隙側の光学機能面の表面に付着することが防止あるい
は抑制される。
According to the third aspect of the present invention, by assembling under a vacuum reduced pressure, the gap between the optical function surfaces of the optical elements becomes a vacuum state, and when the use environment temperature and humidity change, Since the gap is in a vacuum state, it does not expand or compress and no external pressure is applied to the first optical element and the second optical element. Therefore, the surface accuracy of the optical functional surface can be maintained, and the optical functional surface between the optical elements can be maintained. Water vapor is condensed in the gap between the
Adhesion to the surface of the optical function surface on the gap side is prevented or suppressed.

【0015】請求項4に記載の発明は、『フランジ部を
有する複数個の光学素子を、この光学素子同士の光学機
能面間が間隙を有するように組み合わせた光学ユニット
の組立方法において、湿度が60%RH以下の雰囲気下
で組立を行うことを特徴とする光学ユニットの組立方
法。』である。
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of assembling an optical unit, wherein a plurality of optical elements having flange portions are combined so that optical function surfaces of the optical elements have a gap, A method of assembling an optical unit, characterized by performing the assembly under an atmosphere of 60% RH or less. ].

【0016】この請求項4に記載の発明によれば、湿度
が60%RH以下の雰囲気下で組立を行うことで、光学
素子同士の光学機能面間の間隙が低湿度状態になり、使
用環境温度湿度が変化した場合、光学素子同士の光学機
能面間の間隙で水蒸気が結露し、間隙側の光学機能面の
表面に付着することが防止あるいは抑制される。
According to the invention described in claim 4, by assembling in an atmosphere having a humidity of 60% RH or less, the gap between the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements becomes a low humidity state, and the operating environment When the temperature and humidity change, water vapor is prevented or suppressed from being condensed in the gap between the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements and attached to the surface of the optical functional surface on the gap side.

【0017】請求項5に記載の発明は、『フランジ部を
有する複数個の光学素子を、この光学素子同士の光学機
能面間が間隙を有するように組み合わせた光学ユニット
の組立方法において、不活性ガスで充填した雰囲気下、
クラス100,000以下の除塵雰囲気下、真空減圧
下、湿度が60%RH以下の雰囲気下の少なくとも2以
上の組み合わせの条件で組立を行うことを特徴とする光
学ユニットの組立方法。』である。
According to a fifth aspect of the invention, in the method of assembling an optical unit in which a plurality of optical elements having a flange portion are combined so that the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements have a gap, In an atmosphere filled with gas,
A method for assembling an optical unit, characterized in that assembly is performed under conditions of at least two or more combinations in a dust-removing atmosphere of class 100,000 or less, under vacuum reduced pressure, and in an atmosphere having a humidity of 60% RH or less. ].

【0018】この請求項5に記載の発明によれば、不活
性ガスで充填した雰囲気下、クラス100,000以下
の除塵雰囲気下、真空減圧下、湿度が60%RH以下の
雰囲気下の少なくとも2以上の組み合わせの条件で組立
を行うことで、より光学機能面の面精度を保持でき、ま
た光学素子同士の光学機能面間の間隙で水蒸気が結露
し、間隙側の光学機能面の表面に付着することが防止あ
るいは抑制できる。
According to the invention described in claim 5, at least 2 in an atmosphere filled with an inert gas, a dust-removing atmosphere of class 100,000 or less, a vacuum reduced pressure, and an atmosphere of 60% RH or less in humidity. By assembling under the conditions of the above combination, the surface accuracy of the optical functional surface can be maintained more, and water vapor is condensed in the gap between the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements and adheres to the surface of the optical functional surface on the gap side. Can be prevented or suppressed.

【0019】請求項6に記載の発明は、『フランジ部を
有する複数個の光学素子を、この光学素子同士の光学機
能面間が間隙を有するように組み合わせた光学ユニット
の組立方法において、前記複数の光学素子を組み合わせ
る前に、前記間隙を構成する部位を接地させないことを
特徴とする光学ユニットの組立方法。』である。
According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of assembling an optical unit, wherein a plurality of optical elements having a flange portion are combined so that optical function surfaces of the optical elements have a gap. The method for assembling an optical unit, characterized in that the portion forming the gap is not grounded before the optical elements of (1) are combined. ].

【0020】この請求項6に記載の発明によれば、複数
の光学素子を組み合わせる前に、間隙部を構成する部位
を接地させないことで、光学素子同士の光学機能面間の
間隙に塵埃が充填されることが防止でき、間隙側の光学
機能面の表面に塵埃が付着することがなく、また塵埃を
核にして水分が凝集することが少なくなり、光学機能面
間の間隙で結露し、間隙側の光学機能面の表面に付着す
ることが防止あるいは抑制される。
According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, before combining the plurality of optical elements, the portion forming the gap is not grounded, so that the gap between the optical function surfaces of the optical elements is filled with dust. Can be prevented, dust does not adhere to the surface of the optical function surface on the gap side, and moisture is less likely to agglomerate with the dust as the nucleus, and dew condensation occurs in the gap between the optical function surfaces. Adhesion to the surface of the side optical function surface is prevented or suppressed.

【0021】[0021]

【発明の実施の形態】以下、この発明の実施の形態の光
学ユニットの組立方法について図面を参照して説明す
る。
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION A method of assembling an optical unit according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

【0022】(第1の実施の形態)図1乃至図5は光学
ユニットの組立方法を示す図である。図1の実施の形態
において、光学ユニット2は、第1光学素子4と第2光
学素子5で構成される。第1光学素子4は、2つの光学
機能面4a1,4a2、光軸Zに対し垂直方向に突出し
たフランジ部4b、第2光学素子5との当接面4f、第
2光学素子との嵌合部4gをそれぞれ有している。ま
た、第1光学素子4はプラスチック成形された正のレン
ズである。
(First Embodiment) FIGS. 1 to 5 are views showing a method of assembling an optical unit. In the embodiment of FIG. 1, the optical unit 2 is composed of a first optical element 4 and a second optical element 5. The first optical element 4 has two optical function surfaces 4a1 and 4a2, a flange portion 4b protruding in a direction perpendicular to the optical axis Z, a contact surface 4f with the second optical element 5, and a fitting with the second optical element. Each has a portion 4g. The first optical element 4 is a plastic-molded positive lens.

【0023】第2光学素子5は、2つの光学機能面5a
1,5a2、光軸Zに対し垂直方向に突出したフランジ
部5b、第1光学素子4との当接面5f、第1光学素子
4との嵌合部5gを有している。また、第2光学素子5
はプラスチック成形された正のレンズである。
The second optical element 5 has two optical function surfaces 5a.
1, 5a2, a flange portion 5b protruding in the direction perpendicular to the optical axis Z, a contact surface 5f with the first optical element 4, and a fitting portion 5g with the first optical element 4. In addition, the second optical element 5
Is a plastic molded positive lens.

【0024】第1光学素子4と第2光学素子5は、フラ
ンジ部4b,5b同士が略全周にわたって嵌合してな
り、この嵌合部4g,5gが密着されている。光学ユニ
ット2は、光学素子同士の光学機能面4a2,5a1間
の間隙21が嵌合部4g,5gによって密閉状態になっ
ており、光学素子同士の光学機能面4a2,5a1間が
間隙21を有するように組み合わせる。
In the first optical element 4 and the second optical element 5, the flange portions 4b and 5b are fitted over substantially the entire circumference, and the fitting portions 4g and 5g are in close contact with each other. In the optical unit 2, the gap 21 between the optical function surfaces 4a2 and 5a1 of the optical elements is sealed by the fitting portions 4g and 5g, and the gap 21 exists between the optical function surfaces 4a2 and 5a1 of the optical elements. To combine.

【0025】図2の実施の形態において、第1光学素子
4は図1と同様に構成されるが、フランジ部4bには、
複数箇所に内側に突出する係合突起4hが形成されてい
る。第2光学素子5も図1と同様に構成されるが、フラ
ンジ部5bには複数箇所にZ軸方向に突出する係合爪5
hが形成されている。第1光学素子4の突起4hと第2
光学素子5の係合爪5hを係合し、第1光学素子4と第
2光学素子5はバネット接合が行なわれる。
In the embodiment of FIG. 2, the first optical element 4 has the same structure as that of FIG. 1, but the flange portion 4b is
Engagement protrusions 4h protruding inward are formed at a plurality of locations. The second optical element 5 is also configured in the same manner as in FIG. 1, but the flange portion 5b has engagement claws 5 protruding in a plurality of positions in the Z-axis direction.
h is formed. The projection 4h of the first optical element 4 and the second
The engagement claws 5h of the optical element 5 are engaged, and the first optical element 4 and the second optical element 5 are vanette-bonded.

【0026】図3の実施の形態において、第1光学素子
4は図1と同様に構成されるが、フランジ部4bには、
嵌合部4gの複数箇所に内側に突出する凸部4iが形成
されている。第2光学素子5も図1と同様に構成される
が、フランジ部5bには、嵌合部5gの複数箇所に内側
に突出する凸部5iが形成されている。凸部4i及び凸
部5iの突出量lは、数μmであり、第1光学素子4の
嵌合部4gと第2光学素子5の嵌合部5gを嵌合する
と、凸部4iと凸部5iとによって接合強度が増し、第
1光学素子4と第2光学素子5は強固に接合される。
In the embodiment of FIG. 3, the first optical element 4 has the same structure as that of FIG.
Protrusions 4i protruding inward are formed at a plurality of positions of the fitting portion 4g. The second optical element 5 is also configured in the same manner as in FIG. 1, but the flange portion 5b has convex portions 5i protruding inward at a plurality of positions of the fitting portion 5g. The protrusion amount l of the convex portion 4i and the convex portion 5i is several μm, and when the fitting portion 4g of the first optical element 4 and the fitting portion 5g of the second optical element 5 are fitted, the convex portion 4i and the convex portion 4i The joint strength is increased by 5i, and the first optical element 4 and the second optical element 5 are firmly joined.

【0027】図4の実施の形態において、第1光学素子
4と第2光学素子5は図1と同様に構成されるが、図4
(a)に示すように、第1光学素子4の嵌合部4gにブ
リース状のプラスチックを溶かす液8を塗布する。そし
て、図4(b)に示すように、第1光学素子4の嵌合部
4gに第2光学素子5の嵌合部5gを嵌合すると、プラ
スチックを溶かす液8が嵌合部4g,5gを溶かすこと
で接合強度が増し、第1光学素子4と第2光学素子5は
強固に接合される。第1光学素子4と第2光学素子5の
接合後は、図4(c)に示すように、時間経過と共にプ
ラスチックを溶かす液8は揮発する。
In the embodiment of FIG. 4, the first optical element 4 and the second optical element 5 are constructed in the same manner as in FIG.
As shown in (a), the fitting portion 4g of the first optical element 4 is coated with the liquid 8 for dissolving the breezed plastic. Then, as shown in FIG. 4B, when the fitting portion 5g of the second optical element 5 is fitted into the fitting portion 4g of the first optical element 4, the liquid 8 that melts the plastic is fitted into the fitting portions 4g and 5g. The melting strength increases the bonding strength, and the first optical element 4 and the second optical element 5 are firmly bonded. After the first optical element 4 and the second optical element 5 are bonded, as shown in FIG. 4C, the liquid 8 that dissolves the plastic volatilizes with the passage of time.

【0028】このような図1乃至図4のような光学ユニ
ットの組立は、不活性ガスで充填した雰囲気下で組立を
行う。このように不活性ガスで充填した雰囲気下で組立
を行うことで、光学素子同士の光学機能面4a2,5a
1間の間隙21に不活性ガスが充填され、使用環境温度
湿度が変化した場合でも、光学機能面4a2,5a1間
の間隙21で水蒸気が結露し、間隙側の光学機能面4a
2,5a1の表面に付着することが防止あるいは抑制さ
れる。
The optical unit as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 is assembled in an atmosphere filled with an inert gas. By performing the assembly in the atmosphere filled with the inert gas as described above, the optical function surfaces 4a2 and 5a of the optical elements are formed.
Even when the gap 21 between the optical functional surfaces 4a2 and 5a1 is filled with an inert gas and the operating environment temperature and humidity changes, water vapor is condensed in the gap 21 between the optical functional surfaces 4a2 and 5a1.
Adhesion to the surface of 2,5a1 is prevented or suppressed.

【0029】また、図1乃至図4のような光学ユニット
の組立は、クラス100,000以下の除塵雰囲気下で
組立を行う。クラス100,000以下は、1ft3
中に粒径0.5μm以上のものが100,000個以下
である場合である。
Further, the optical unit as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 is assembled in a dust removing atmosphere of class 100,000 or less. Class 100,000 or less is a case where the number of particles having a particle size of 0.5 μm or more in 1 ft 3 is 100,000 or less.

【0030】このようにクラス100,000以下の除
塵雰囲気下で組立を行うことで、光学素子同士の光学機
能面4a2,5a1間の間隙21に塵埃が充填されるこ
とが防止でき、この塵埃を核にして水分が凝集すること
が少なくなり、光学機能面4a2,5a1の間の間隙2
1で結露し、間隙側の光学機能面4a2,5a1の表面
に付着することが防止あるいは抑制できる。
By thus assembling in a dust-removing atmosphere of class 100,000 or less, it is possible to prevent dust from being filled in the gap 21 between the optical function surfaces 4a2, 5a1 of the optical elements, and this dust is removed. Water is less likely to aggregate as a core, and the gap 2 between the optical function surfaces 4a2 and 5a1 is reduced.
It is possible to prevent or suppress dew condensation caused by No. 1 and adhesion to the surfaces of the optical function surfaces 4a2 and 5a1 on the gap side.

【0031】また、図1乃至図4のような光学ユニット
の組立は、真空減圧下で組立を行う。このように真空減
圧下で組立を行うことで、光学素子同士の光学機能面4
a2,5a1間の間隙21が真空状態になり、使用環境
温度湿度が変化した場合、間隙21が真空状態であるか
ら膨張または圧縮することがなく第1光学素子4と第2
光学素子5に外圧がかかることがないので、光学機能面
4a2,5a1の面精度を保持でき、また光学素子同士
の光学機能面4a2,5a1間の間隙21で水蒸気が結
露し、間隙側の光学機能面4a2,5a1の表面に付着
することが防止あるいは抑制できる。
The optical unit as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 is assembled under reduced pressure in a vacuum. By performing the assembly under reduced pressure in the vacuum in this manner, the optical functional surface 4 between the optical elements is
When the gap 21 between the a2 and 5a1 is in a vacuum state and the ambient temperature and humidity of the environment changes, the gap 21 is in a vacuum state, so that the gap 21 does not expand or compress.
Since no external pressure is applied to the optical element 5, the surface accuracy of the optical function surfaces 4a2 and 5a1 can be maintained, and water vapor is condensed in the gap 21 between the optical function surfaces 4a2 and 5a1 of the optical elements, so that the gap side optical Adhesion to the surfaces of the functional surfaces 4a2 and 5a1 can be prevented or suppressed.

【0032】また、図1乃至図4のような光学ユニット
の組立は、湿度が60%RH以下の雰囲気下で組立を行
う。このように湿度が60%RH以下の雰囲気下で組立
を行うことで、光学素子同士の光学機能面4a2,5a
1間の間隙21が低湿度状態になり、使用環境温度湿度
が変化した場合、光学素子同士の光学機能面4a2,5
a1間の間隙21で水蒸気が結露し、間隙側の光学機能
面4a2,5a1の表面に付着することが防止あるいは
抑制できる。
Further, the optical unit as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 is assembled in an atmosphere having a humidity of 60% RH or less. By thus assembling in an atmosphere having a humidity of 60% RH or less, the optical function surfaces 4a2, 5a of the optical elements are
When the gap 21 between the two becomes a low humidity state and the use environment temperature and humidity change, the optical function surfaces 4a2, 5 of the optical elements are changed.
It is possible to prevent or suppress the dew condensation of water vapor in the gap 21 between the a1 and the adhesion to the surfaces of the optical function surfaces 4a2 and 5a1 on the gap side.

【0033】また、図1乃至図4のような光学ユニット
の組立は、不活性ガスで充填した雰囲気下、クラス10
0,000以下の除塵雰囲気下、真空減圧下、湿度が6
0%RH以下の雰囲気下の少なくとも2以上の組み合わ
せの条件で組立を行う。
The assembly of the optical unit as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 is carried out under the atmosphere filled with the inert gas in the class 10 class.
Humidity of 6 or less in a dust-removing atmosphere of 50,000 or less
Assembly is performed under the condition of at least two combinations under an atmosphere of 0% RH or less.

【0034】このように不活性ガスで充填した雰囲気
下、クラス100,000以下の除塵雰囲気下、真空減
圧下、湿度が60%RH以下の雰囲気下の少なくとも2
以上の組み合わせの条件で組立を行うことで、より光学
機能面4a2,5a1の面精度を保持でき、また光学素
子同士の光学機能面4a2,5a1間の間隙21で水蒸
気が結露し、間隙側の光学機能面4a2,5a1の表面
に付着することが防止あるいは抑制できる。
At least 2 under such an atmosphere filled with an inert gas, a dust-removing atmosphere of class 100,000 or less, a vacuum reduced pressure, and an atmosphere of 60% RH or less in humidity.
By assembling under the conditions of the above combination, the surface accuracy of the optical function surfaces 4a2, 5a1 can be further maintained, and water vapor is condensed in the gap 21 between the optical function surfaces 4a2, 5a1 of the optical elements, and It is possible to prevent or suppress the adhesion to the surfaces of the optical function surfaces 4a2 and 5a1.

【0035】(第2の実施の形態)この実施の形態で
は、図1の実施の形態と同様に、第1光学素子4と第2
光学素子5が構成されるが、図5に示すように、第1光
学素子4と第2光学素子5を組み合わせる前には、第1
光学素子4はフランジ4bと光学機能面4a1とを接地
し、第2光学素子5はフランジ5bと光学機能面5a2
とを接地し、間隙部21を構成する部位を接地させな
い。このように組み合わせる前に、間隙部21を構成す
る部位を接地させないことで、光学素子同士の光学機能
面間の間隙に塵埃が充填されることが防止でき、間隙側
の光学機能面の表面に塵埃が付着することがなく、ま
た、この塵埃を核にして水分が凝集することが少なくな
り、光学機能面間の間隙で結露し、間隙側の光学機能面
の表面に付着することが防止あるいは抑制される。
(Second Embodiment) In this embodiment, as in the embodiment of FIG. 1, the first optical element 4 and the second optical element 4 are used.
The optical element 5 is configured, but as shown in FIG. 5, before the first optical element 4 and the second optical element 5 are combined,
The optical element 4 grounds the flange 4b and the optical functional surface 4a1, and the second optical element 5 connects the flange 5b and the optical functional surface 5a2.
And are grounded, and the parts forming the gap 21 are not grounded. Before combining in this way, by not grounding the part constituting the gap portion 21, it is possible to prevent dust from being filled in the gap between the optical function surfaces of the optical elements, and to prevent the surface of the optical function surface on the gap side from being filled. Dust is not attached, and moisture is less likely to be aggregated by using the dust as a core, so that dew condensation is prevented in the gap between the optical function surfaces and is prevented from attaching to the surface of the optical function surface on the gap side. Suppressed.

【0036】[0036]

【発明の効果】前記したように、請求項1に記載の発明
では、不活性ガスで充填した雰囲気下で組立を行うこと
で、光学素子同士の光学機能面間の間隙に不活性ガスが
充填され、使用環境温度湿度が変化した場合でも、光学
機能面間の間隙で水蒸気が結露し、間隙側の光学機能面
の表面に付着することが防止あるいは抑制される。
As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, by performing the assembly in the atmosphere filled with the inert gas, the gap between the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements is filled with the inert gas. Therefore, even when the use environment temperature and humidity are changed, water vapor is prevented or suppressed from being condensed in the gap between the optical functional surfaces and attached to the surface of the optical functional surface on the gap side.

【0037】請求項2に記載の発明では、クラス10
0,000以下の除塵雰囲気下で組立を行うことで、光
学素子同士の光学機能面間の間隙に塵埃が充填されるこ
とが防止でき、間隙側の光学機能面の表面に塵埃が付着
することがなく、また、この塵埃を核にして水分が凝集
することが少なくなり、光学機能面間の間隙で結露し、
間隙側の光学機能面の表面に付着することが防止あるい
は抑制される。
In the invention described in claim 2, class 10
By assembling in a dust-removing atmosphere of 10,000 or less, it is possible to prevent dust from being filled in the gap between the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements, and to attach the dust to the surface of the optical functional surface on the gap side. In addition, water is less likely to agglomerate with this dust as a core, and condensation occurs in the gap between the optical function surfaces,
Adhesion to the surface of the optical function surface on the gap side is prevented or suppressed.

【0038】請求項3に記載の発明では、真空減圧下で
組立を行うことで、光学素子同士の光学機能面間の間隙
が真空状態になり、使用環境温度湿度が変化した場合、
間隙が真空状態であるから膨張または圧縮することがな
く、光学素子に外圧がかからないので光学機能面の面精
度を保持でき、また光学素子同士の光学機能面間の間隙
で水蒸気が結露し、間隙側の光学機能面の表面に付着す
ることが防止あるいは抑制される。
According to the third aspect of the present invention, when the assembly is performed under reduced pressure in a vacuum, the gap between the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements is in a vacuum state, and the operating environment temperature and humidity change,
Since the gap is in a vacuum state, it does not expand or compress, and the external pressure is not applied to the optical element, so the surface accuracy of the optical functional surface can be maintained. Adhesion to the surface of the side optical function surface is prevented or suppressed.

【0039】請求項4に記載の発明では、湿度が60%
RH以下の雰囲気下で組立を行うことで、光学素子同士
の光学機能面間の間隙が低湿度状態になり、使用環境温
度湿度が変化した場合、光学素子同士の光学機能面間の
間隙で水蒸気が結露し、間隙側の光学機能面の表面に付
着することが防止あるいは抑制できる。
In the invention described in claim 4, the humidity is 60%.
By assembling in an atmosphere of RH or less, the gap between the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements becomes a low humidity state, and when the operating environment temperature and humidity changes, water vapor is generated in the gap between the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements. Can be prevented or suppressed from being condensed and attached to the surface of the optical function surface on the gap side.

【0040】請求項5に記載の発明では、不活性ガスで
充填した雰囲気下、クラス100,000以下の除塵雰
囲気下、真空減圧下、湿度が60%RH以下の雰囲気下
の少なくとも2以上の組み合わせの条件で組立を行うこ
とで、より光学機能面の面精度を保持でき、また光学素
子同士の光学機能面間の間隙で水蒸気が結露し、間隙側
の光学機能面の表面に付着することが防止あるいは抑制
できる。
In the invention according to claim 5, at least two or more combinations of an atmosphere filled with an inert gas, a dust-removing atmosphere of class 100,000 or less, a vacuum reduced pressure, and an atmosphere of a humidity of 60% RH or less are combined. By assembling under these conditions, the surface accuracy of the optical function surface can be maintained more, and water vapor can be condensed in the gap between the optical function surfaces of the optical elements and adhere to the surface of the optical function surface on the gap side. It can be prevented or suppressed.

【0041】請求項6に記載の発明では、複数の光学素
子を組み合わせる前に、間隙部を構成する部位を接地さ
せないことで、光学素子同士の光学機能面間の間隙に塵
埃が充填されることが防止でき、間隙側の光学機能面の
表面に塵埃が付着することがなく、またこの塵埃を核に
して水分が凝集することが少なくなり、光学機能面間の
間隙で結露し、間隙側の光学機能面の表面に付着するこ
とが防止あるいは抑制される。
According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, before combining a plurality of optical elements, by not grounding the part forming the gap, dust is filled in the gap between the optical function surfaces of the optical elements. Can be prevented, dust does not adhere to the surface of the optical function surface on the gap side, and water is less likely to aggregate by using this dust as a nucleus, and dew condensation occurs in the gap between the optical function surfaces, The adhesion to the surface of the optical function surface is prevented or suppressed.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】光学ユニットの組立方法を示す図である。FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a method of assembling an optical unit.

【図2】他の実施の形態の光学ユニットの組立方法を示
す図である。
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a method of assembling an optical unit according to another embodiment.

【図3】他の実施の形態の光学ユニットの組立方法を示
す図である。
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a method of assembling the optical unit according to another embodiment.

【図4】他の実施の形態の光学ユニットの組立方法を示
す図である。
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a method of assembling the optical unit according to another embodiment.

【図5】他の実施の形態の光学ユニットの組立方法を示
す図である。
FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a method of assembling the optical unit according to another embodiment.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

2 光学ユニット 4 第1光学素子 5 第2光学素子 4a1,4a2,5a1,5a2 光学機能面 4b,5b フランジ部 4g,5g 嵌合部 21 間隙 Z 光軸 2 Optical unit 4 First optical element 5 Second optical element 4a1, 4a2, 5a1, 5a2 Optical functional surface 4b, 5b Flange part 4g, 5g fitting part 21 Gap Z optical axis

フロントページの続き (51)Int.Cl.7 識別記号 FI テーマコート゛(参考) G02B 13/00 G02B 13/00 (72)発明者 荒井 則一 東京都八王子市石川町2970 コニカ株式会 社内 (72)発明者 本田 浩司 東京都八王子市石川町2970 コニカ株式会 社内 (72)発明者 本田 裕一 東京都八王子市石川町2970 コニカ株式会 社内 (72)発明者 新 勇一 東京都日野市さくら町1番地 コニカ株式 会社内 Fターム(参考) 2H043 AE02 AE04 AE05 AE14 AE23 2H044 AA02 AA11 AA14 AA15 AA17 AB02 AB05 AB16 AB21 AB25 AD02 AD03 2H087 KA13 LA01 NA17 PA02 PA17 PB02 UA01 Front page continuation (51) Int.Cl. 7 Identification code FI theme code (reference) G02B 13/00 G02B 13/00 (72) Inventor Noriichi Arai 2970 Ishikawa-cho, Hachioji, Tokyo Konica Stock Association In-house (72) Inventor Koji Honda, 2970 Ishikawa-cho, Hachioji, Tokyo Konica Stock Company, in-house (72) Inventor, Yuichi Honda, 2970 Ishikawa-cho, Hachioji, Tokyo, Konica Stock Company, in-house (72) Yuichi Shin, 1 Sakura-cho, Hino-shi, Tokyo Konica Stock In-house F-term (reference) 2H043 AE02 AE04 AE05 AE14 AE23 2H044 AA02 AA11 AA14 AA15 AA17 AB02 AB05 AB16 AB21 AB25 AD02 AD03 2H087 KA13 LA01 NA17 PA02 PA17 PB02 UA01

Claims (6)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】フランジ部を有する複数個の光学素子を、
この光学素子同士の光学機能面間が間隙を有するように
組み合わせた光学ユニットの組立方法において、 不活性ガスで充填した雰囲気下で組立を行うことを特徴
とする光学ユニットの組立方法。
1. A plurality of optical elements having a flange portion,
In the method for assembling an optical unit in which the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements are combined so as to have a gap, the assembling method is performed in an atmosphere filled with an inert gas.
【請求項2】フランジ部を有する複数個の光学素子を、
この光学素子同士の光学機能面間が間隙を有するように
組み合わせた光学ユニットの組立方法において、 クラス100,000以下の除塵雰囲気下で組立を行う
ことを特徴とする光学ユニットの組立方法。
2. A plurality of optical elements having a flange portion,
In this method of assembling an optical unit in which optical functional surfaces of optical elements are combined so as to have a gap, the optical unit is assembled in a dust-removing atmosphere of class 100,000 or less.
【請求項3】フランジ部を有する複数個の光学素子を、
この光学素子同士の光学機能面間が間隙を有するように
組み合わせた光学ユニットの組立方法において、 真空減圧下で組立を行うことを特徴とする光学ユニット
の組立方法。
3. A plurality of optical elements having a flange portion,
In the method of assembling an optical unit in which the optical functional surfaces of the optical elements are combined so as to have a gap, the optical unit is assembled under reduced pressure in a vacuum.
【請求項4】フランジ部を有する複数個の光学素子を、
この光学素子同士の光学機能面間が間隙を有するように
組み合わせた光学ユニットの組立方法において、 湿度が60%RH以下の雰囲気下で組立を行うことを特
徴とする光学ユニットの組立方法。
4. A plurality of optical elements having a flange portion,
In the method of assembling an optical unit in which optical functional surfaces of the optical elements are combined so as to have a gap, the assembly is performed in an atmosphere having a humidity of 60% RH or less.
【請求項5】フランジ部を有する複数個の光学素子を、
この光学素子同士の光学機能面間が間隙を有するように
組み合わせた光学ユニットの組立方法において、 不活性ガスで充填した雰囲気下、クラス100,000
以下の除塵雰囲気下、真空減圧下、湿度が60%RH以
下の雰囲気下の少なくとも2以上の組み合わせの条件で
組立を行うことを特徴とする光学ユニットの組立方法。
5. A plurality of optical elements having a flange portion,
In the method for assembling an optical unit in which optical function surfaces of optical elements are combined with each other, a class 100,000 is provided in an atmosphere filled with an inert gas.
An optical unit assembling method, characterized in that the optical unit is assembled under the following dust-removing atmosphere, vacuum decompression, and an atmosphere having a humidity of 60% RH or less under a combination of at least two.
【請求項6】フランジ部を有する複数個の光学素子を、
この光学素子同士の光学機能面間が間隙を有するように
組み合わせた光学ユニットの組立方法において、 前記複数の光学素子を組み合わせる前に、前記間隙を構
成する部位を接地させないことを特徴とする光学ユニッ
トの組立方法。
6. A plurality of optical elements having a flange portion,
In this method of assembling an optical unit in which optical functional surfaces of optical elements are combined so as to have a gap therebetween, before combining the plurality of optical elements, a portion forming the gap is not grounded. Assembly method.
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