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Linear Fresnel lens with polar tracking

E. M. Kritchman

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Abstract

The performance of coma and color corrected linear Fresnel lenses for solar concentration is evaluated for use in polar tracking systems. Effective concentrations of up to 90 at 75% efficiency were obtained.

© 1981 Optical Society of America

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