US2016109209A1PendingUtilityA1
Lens for sighting device
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Oct 16, 2014Filed: Oct 16, 2014Published: Apr 21, 2016
Est. expiryOct 16, 2034(~8.2 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
G02B 23/14F41G 1/345F41G 1/467
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Abstract
A lens for use in a sighting device, the lens including anti-reflective coating on both primary planar sides, and having an uncoated light-accepting portion of a peripheral edge transmitting light shining thereon within the lens to fluoresce a substance within an indentation or a cavity burred into one side of the lens.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWe claim:
1 . A lens for a sighting device with the assistance of a light source, said lens comprising opposing forward and rearward planar sides, a peripheral edge and an optical center area, both sides having anti-reflective coating deposited thereon, one of said sides including an indentation receiving a substance made glowable by the light source.
2 . A lens described in claim 1 above, the light source directing the light onto said peripheral edge.
3 . A lens described in claim 1 above, said peripheral edge having a plane essentially perpendicular to said sides, where the light is directed onto said edge.
4 . A lens described in claim 2 above, said peripheral edge being polished where the light is directed onto said edge.
5 . A lens described in claim 1 above, said indentation located at an optical center area of said lens and the geometric center of said lens.
6 . A lens described in claim 1 above, said indentation situated on said rearward side.
7 . A lens described in claim 1 above, said substance comprising a fluorescent substance.
8 . A lens described in claim 5 above, further comprising a plurality of additional indentations periodically spaced from said indentation at said optical center, each additional indentation receiving a substance made glowable by the light source.
9 . A lens described in claim 8 above, said additional indentations spaced in vertical linear alignment with said indentation at said optical center.
10 . A lens for a sighting device, in combination with a light source, said lens comprising opposing forward convex and rearward concave planar sides, a peripheral edge essentially perpendicular to said sides, and an optical center area at the geometric center of said sides, both sides having anti-reflective coating deposited thereon, said concave side including at said optical center a cavity having an opening narrower than the remainder and receiving a substance made glowable by said light source directing light onto said peripheral edge.
11 . A lens described in claim 10 above, said edge being polished.
12 . A lens described in claim 10 above, said substance comprising a photoluminescent substance.
13 . A lens described in claim 12 above, said substance further comprising a polymonomer cured by ultra violet light.
14 . A lens described in claim 12 above, further comprising a photoluminescent substance made glowable by ambient light and glowing for a material duration after exposure thereto.
15 . A lens described in claim 10 above, said light source having a wavelength in the range of white LED lighting.
16 . A lens in combination with a sighting device and a light source, said lens comprising opposing forward convex and rearward concave planar sides, a peripheral edge essentially perpendicular to said sides, and an optical center area at the geometric center of said sides, both sides having anti-reflective coating deposited thereon, said concave side including at said optical center a cavity having an opening narrower than the remainder of said cavity, receiving a fluorescent substance fluoresced by the light source directing light onto said peripheral edge.
17 . A lens described in claim 16 above, said edge being polished.
18 . A lens described in claim 16 above, said fluorescent substance comprising a polymonomer cured by ultra violet light.
19 . A lens described in claim 18 above, further comprising a phosphorescent substance made glowable by ambient light and glowing for a material duration after exposure thereto.
20 . A lens described in claim 16 above, said light source having a wavelength in the range of white LED lighting.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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