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This is a basic introduction to tolerancing as a subject - it summarises what is covered in the WinLens Tolerancer manual.
For the optical engineer there are five key questions that need to be answered when converting a paper design into a successful product.
- What are the errors that can happen in the manufacture of this design
- What are the performance effects of those errors individually
- What limits [tolerances] do I need to place on those errors
- What will happen when I make a batch of lenses to those tolerances
- How can I get the glass shop and machine shop to follow those tolerances
We discuss these very briefly!
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