WO2010112635A1 - Lente oftálmica acabada y procedimientos correspondientes - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- the invention relates to a method of machining an ophthalmic lens, which has a concave face and a convex face and an external perimeter, where the external perimeter has a thickness within a preset range.
- the invention also relates to a method of manufacturing a finished bevel ophthalmic lens.
- the invention also relates to a finished ophthalmic lens having a concave face and a convex face and an outer perimeter, where the outer perimeter has a thickness within a preset range.
- Ophthalmic lenses are usually manufactured from semi-finished lenses.
- Semi-finished lenses usually have a circular outer perimeter and comprise a convex face (away from the user's eye) and a concave face (close to the user's eye).
- Semi-finished lenses are manufactured by combining certain concave faces and certain convex faces.
- To manufacture an ophthalmic lens that meets a certain prescription it is based on a semi-finished "next" lens and one of the faces is machined so that the mechanized lens, called the finished lens, complies with the preset prescription.
- Finished lenses are usually large enough so that most conventional ophthalmic lenses can be "fitted" inside. This is done through a chamfering operation, where all the remaining material is removed from the finished lens, until the so-called beveled finished lens is obtained
- the lenses can be grouped into two large families.
- the negative lenses are those in which the radius of curvature of the concave surface is smaller than the radius of curvature of the convex surface. Negative lenses therefore have an increasing thickness as we move away from the optical axis.
- the positive lenses are those in which the radius of curvature of the concave surface is greater than the radius of curvature of the convex surface, or may even become of the opposite sign.
- the thickness of the lens is decreasing as we move away from the optical axis.
- a lens is both positive and negative. Indeed, progressive lenses can have a negative zone and a positive zone, so that the thickness of the lens varies in a complex way from one point to another.
- this finished lens may be beveled (to adjust its perimeter to a certain mount) or not.
- finished lens always refers to the lens without beveling.
- finished bevel lens is specifically used for the beveled lens.
- the invention aims to overcome these drawbacks, and propose a new precalibration and machining procedure for ophthalmic lenses.
- This purpose is achieved by a procedure of the type indicated at the beginning characterized in that it comprises the steps of:
- transition zone definition of a transition zone with a transition surface that extends between the useful perimeter of the useful central area and the external perimeter, where the transition surface extends as a continuation of the surface to be machined and extends to the external perimeter, and where the transition surface is continuous and its derivative is continuous in all its points, including the line of union between the transition surface and the surface to be machined.
- the precalibration can be carried out in such a way that the thickness of the final ophthalmic lens is optimized, that is, the one that will be mounted on the frame after the beveling operation.
- the precalibration should only respect the thickness conditions of the lens at its internal points and at the perimeter of the frame, without being influenced by possible conditions derived from the part of the semi-finished lens that will not finally form part of the final beveled lens. From the useful perimeter, a new surface is extended, the transition surface, whose purpose is to serve as a link between the useful perimeter and the external perimeter so that the necessary thicknesses are respected.
- a finished lens is obtained with an external perimeter suitable for its subsequent manipulation and with a useful central area that allows to obtain a final lens, beveled, with a minimized thickness in an optimal way since it is of an individualized form, since It takes into account the frame on which the final lens will be mounted.
- the new procedure allows a "double optimization": on the one hand, the thickness of the lens is optimized (of the final lens, after the chamfering) and, on the other hand, the thickness is optimized and lens geometry finished, so that it can be handled and processed properly, all taking into account the frame to which the lens is intended.
- an external perimeter is obtained which, in addition to maintaining its thickness within the preset range, minimizes the variation of curvature in angular direction.
- the thickness of the external perimeter is preferably constant, but this cannot be obtained in all cases or, at least it is not convenient to force it since other advantageous features of the surface are lost. Therefore, only a preset thickness range is recorded as input, in which the maximum value is preferably the value of the thickness of the predetermined ophthalmic lens before being machined and the minimum value is preferably 0.3 mm. Values below this minimum value give problems in the manipulation and subsequent processing of the lens, for example with polishing cloths. However, as already stated above, it is advantageous to minimize the variations of curvature in the angular direction, that is to say the variations in thickness of the external perimeter.
- step [d] the minimum radius of curvature of the cutting tools that will be used to machine the transition surface is specified, and the transition surface is defined so that it has at all its points a minimum minimum radius of curvature. which is greater than the minimum radius of curvature of the cutting tools.
- the cutting tool since it is necessary that the cutting tool has a radius of curvature smaller than the minimum curvature of the surface being machined, it is advantageous to take this into account already in the design stage of the transition surface.
- the process according to the invention can be used advantageously both in the case that the central area is a positive lens (since the thickness of the central area can be minimized by only worrying that the thickness in the transition perimeter meets certain requirements of minimum thickness, and without worrying about the outer perimeter of the finished lens) as in the case that the central area is a negative lens (without worrying about the outer perimeter of the finished lens that, in cases of severe myopia, could get to have to be much greater than the external thickness of the original semi-finished lens).
- the procedure is particularly interesting in the case of progressive lenses, where positive zones and negative zones can coexist.
- stage [b] additionally comprises a stage of optimization of the distribution of aberrations in which the perimeter of the predetermined predetermined frame is taken into account so that the distribution of the aberrations within said perimeter is optimized.
- the procedure according to the invention necessarily requires knowing the real and concrete mount chosen by the user in order to be able to precalibrate in an optimal way. Therefore, since this information is already available (the internal perimeter of the hoop of the frame chosen by the user) can also be used to optimize the distribution of aberrations in the finished lens, so that they are optimally distributed in the inside the perimeter of the mount. This optimization is particularly interesting in the case of progressive lenses, since progressive lenses always have astigmatic aberrations whose distribution on the surface of the lens is always complex and subject to compromises.
- the object of the invention is also a method of manufacturing a finished bevel ophthalmic lens characterized in that it comprises a machining process of a lens according to the invention and, additionally, it comprises a beveling stage following the useful perimeter, thus obtaining a beveled lens. , so that the bevelled lens is formed entirely from the useful central area.
- the subject of the invention is also a finished ophthalmic lens having a concave face and a convex face and an external perimeter, where the external perimeter has a thickness within a pre-established range, characterized in that: [a] it has a useful central area in Ia that the concave face and the convex face are such that they meet a predetermined predetermined ophthalmic prescription and where one of said concave and convex faces defines a mechanized surface, where the useful central area has a useful perimeter that coincides with the perimeter of a determined predetermined mount, and [b] has an outer transition zone that joins the useful perimeter of the useful central zone with the external perimeter, where the transition zone comprises a transition surface that extends as a continuation of the machined surface and It extends to the outer perimeter, and where the transition surface is continuous and its derivative is continuous at all points, including the line of union between the transition surface and the machined surface.
- this finished ophthalmic lens has, on the one hand, a useful central area from which an ophthal
- the invention is advantageously used both in the case where the central zone is a positive lens and in the case where the central zone is a negative lens. Likewise, as previously mentioned, the case in which the lens is a progressive lens is also advantageous.
- Fig. 1 a finished lens according to the invention.
- Fig. 2 a flat curve that defines the perimeter of the mount and the associated edge thickness.
- Fig. 3 the useful central area of a finished lens according to the invention.
- Fig. 4 a cross section of a finished lens according to the invention, in which the useful central area is negative.
- Fig. 5 a cross section of a finished lens according to the invention, in which the useful central area is positive.
- Fig. 6 a lens finished according to the invention with a dotted line showing the contour of the tangency points.
- Fig. 7 a flow chart of a process according to the invention.
- Fig. 8A and 8B a graphic representation of the distortion caused in a grid by a conventional ophthalmic lens finished conventional and a progressive ophthalmic lens finished in accordance with the invention.
- Figure 1 shows an ophthalmic lens finished in accordance with the invention.
- the ophthalmic lens has an external perimeter 1, usually of a standardized value, such as 65 mm in diameter.
- a useful central area 3 delimited by a useful perimeter 5 that coincides with the perimeter of a predetermined predetermined mount, that is, a mount that has been chosen by the user and which must accommodate inside the lens It is being manufactured.
- a transition zone 7 which is the area that will be eliminated during the beveling operation. Therefore, the transition zone 7 is an area that is not useful from an optical point of view.
- the shape of the frame determines a useful central area 3 of the final lens that meets the optical properties that the lens must have for the correct visual correction of the user.
- the useful central area 3 complies with a predetermined predetermined ophthalmic prescription
- a progressive lens has a far vision zone, a zone of near vision and an intermediate corridor that strictly comply with the user's needs, and a wider area in which the appearance of aberrations is inevitable (in particular, astigmatism).
- the lens as a whole, complies with a specific ophthalmic prescription, or corresponds to said prescription, or is suitable for said prescription.
- the area of the finished lens that is outside the contour of the frame becomes an area that is not optically useful, in which a surface will be defined that will not have certain optical properties, but geometric, which will allow the edge of the central area to be joined useful 3 delimited by the frame (that is, the useful perimeter 5) with the edge of the finished lens, that is, the external perimeter 1.
- the semi-finished ophthalmic lens has a convex face and a concave face (which is the face that is close to the user's eye).
- the concave face is the one that presents the surface to be machined, although the invention can be conceptually applied in the same way in the case that the surface to be machined was that of the convex face.
- the lens (see figure 3) is determined by two surfaces, the concave and the convex.
- This concave surface is the one that has been called the surface to be machined. It is satisfied that the difference in the points of Contour of the mount (at the useful perimeter 5) between the two surfaces is the aforementioned edge thickness:
- This thickness does not have to be the predefined edge thickness, but can be modified.
- this transition surface T (x, y), meet certain continuity requirements so that the numerical control machine can carve the lens.
- the transition surface meets at least one continuity C 1 , that is, that it is continuous and that its first derivative is also continuous. Therefore, for each point of the contour of the mount (x M , and M ), where the surface to be machined and the transition surface are connected:
- T (x L , y L ) S cc (x L , y L ) + Ef (x L , y L ) with
- the thickness of the outer perimeter of the finished lens can be set in various ways. It is preferably limited within "absolute" maximum and minimum values for practical reasons. On the one hand, it is interesting that the maximum value does not exceed the value of the thickness of the original semi-finished lens since, otherwise, there would be a problem of lack of material to reach the desired thickness. On the other hand, it is interesting that the lens has a certain thickness that allows its subsequent manipulation. This minimum thickness is preferably greater than or equal to 0.3 mm, since if the thickness is smaller there are usually problems with the polishing cloths. Apart from these "absolute" maximum and minimum values, in each case it may be interesting to set other maximum and minimum values depending on other conditions. Thus, in general, it is of interest that the thickness be as constant as possible. On the other hand, as will be seen later, the process of calculating the transition surface and the process of machining the transition surface (in particular the radii of the machining tools) may impose other limits.
- Figure 4 shows a cross section of a lens according to the invention, specifically a negative lens.
- the two-dimensional profile of the lens is observed, for a fixed "and" coordinate, where the precalibration surfaces can be observed.
- the convex face of the lens corresponds to the surface of the semi-finished lens.
- the surface corresponding to the useful central area 3 that is, the surface to be machined up to the coordinate coordinate of the frame and then the transition surface to the edge of the finished lens.
- Figure 5 is equivalent to Figure 4, but in the case of a positive lens.
- a safety surface is defined, parallel to the convex face and separated from it a certain security thickness.
- This safety thickness is a minimum thickness that ensures that no negative thicknesses (ie holes) are generated.
- this safety thickness is less than the minimum value of the preset range for the thickness of the external perimeter 1. In this way, the reduction of thickness in the useful central area 3 can be optimized (Reference 6.2).
- a preset curve is drawn, which is preferably an arc of circumference but which could be any other type of preset curve (parabola, cubic curve, etc.).
- This curve must be tangent to the safety surface at a certain point of tangency.
- the radius of the circumference that allows to meet this condition is calculated, called tangency radius. (Reference 6.3). This may result in three cases:
- the safety surface In this case, the radius of curvature is determined taking into account other conditions that will be discussed later.
- the thickness of the transition zone 7 is at all points greater than or equal to the safety thickness.
- Eb m i n and Eb m ax minimum and maximum values
- a possible strategy is to make the thickness of a given point of the outer perimeter equal to that of the adjacent point, in an angular sense, if this does not mean leaving the limits indicated above. It should also be taken into account that the external perimeter must comply with the basic requirements of continuity and manufacturing (that is, the minimum minimum radius of curvature is greater than the radius of curvature of the smallest tool to be used). Thus, once the thickness has been set for a given point, the radius of curvature of the second curve can be calculated.
- Figure 6 shows, schematically, a semi-finished lens with the useful perimeter 5 and the external perimeter 1, where the dotted line shows the contour of the tangency points 11.
- Figures 8A and 8B show photographs showing, respectively, a conventional ophthalmic lens finished conventionally and a progressive ophthalmic lens finished in accordance with the invention, arranged on a grid. In the distortion caused on the grid the differences between both finished lenses can be clearly seen. In particular, in the lens finished in accordance with the invention, the existence of two zones (the central useful zone and the transition zone) can be seen and the "footprint" of the useful perimeter, that is, of the perimeter of the mount in Ia which is intended to mount the lens once bevelled.
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