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11 November 1999 Implementation of ISO 10110 optics drawing standards for the National Ignition Facility
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Abstract
The National Ignition Facility (NIF) project elected to implement ISO 10110 standard for the specifications of NIF optics drawings in 1996. More than 7,000 NIF large optics and 20,000 NIF small optics will be manufactured based on ISO 10110 indications. ISO 10110 standard meets many of the needs of the NIF optics specifications. It allows the optical engineer to quantify and clearly communicate the desired optical specifications. While no single drawing standard specifies all the requirements of high energy laser system, a combination of ISO 10110 standard with detailed notes make it possible to apply international drawing standards to the NIF laser system. This paper will briefly describe LLNL's interpretation and implementation of the ISO 10110 drawing standard, present some examples of NIF optics drawings, and discuss pros and cons of the indications from the perspective of this application. Emphasis will be given to the surface imperfection specifications, known as 5/, for the NIF optics.
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David Yu-Hsi Wang, R. Edward English Jr., and David M. Aikens "Implementation of ISO 10110 optics drawing standards for the National Ignition Facility", Proc. SPIE 3782, Optical Manufacturing and Testing III, (11 November 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.369230
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KEYWORDS
Standards development

National Ignition Facility

Optics manufacturing

Glasses

Birefringence

Laser systems engineering

Tolerancing

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