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Introduction to Optical Engineering

This is an excellent book covering the subject of optical engineering. It is primarily aimed at engineering students and engineers wishing to learn the subject of optical engineering. It is also a book around which courses in optical engineering can be designed and the inclusion of many references, worked examples, and problems make this book especially suitable for this purpose. This book will also be useful to scientists from many disciplines, including optical engineering, wishing to learn more about the area or to use the book as a standard reference. The book contains chapters covering the principles of reflection and refraction, lenses and aberrations, optical instruments, detectors, spatial light modulators, lasers, linear system transforms, diffraction, interference, holography, signal processing, and fibre optics. These topics are discussed to an appropriate depth for the intended readers of this book. Included within these chapters is a great deal of practical information and worked examples concerning the techniques and devices discussed. The book does not contain other topics from the vast domain of optical engineering, for example, the formation and application of speckle patterns, spectroscopy, fluorescence and other sensing techniques. In fairness to the authors, these subjects are outside the intended scope of this book. Due to the large breadth of this book it is not intended, and would not be recommended, to be used in isolation. This is not meant to discourage someone wishing to purchase this book, merely as a warning that some of the other texts referenced in this book may need to be referred to at times. The quality of presentation in this book is generally very high and only one typographic error and omission from the index were noticed. In summary, it is felt that this is an excellent book, and is wholeheartedly recommended.