Projection System Design w/ Fresnel & Proj Lenses - Harish

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Harish is seeking assistance in designing a projector using a Fresnel lens and a projection lens, specifically needing to calculate the distances between these components and the screen. He requires the equations for the lenses to determine d2 (distance between the Fresnel and projection lenses) and d3 (distance from the projection lens to the screen), given that he already knows the focal lengths and the distance from the light source to the Fresnel lens. He expresses a lack of knowledge regarding Fresnel lenses and their equations, emphasizing the need for guidance on combined lens equations. Any help or information on these topics would be greatly appreciated. The urgency of his request highlights the importance of understanding lens behavior for effective projector design.
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hi,
i am in need of help pretty quickly here.i will have to design a projector design using a fresnel lens and the projection lens.i need to find and derive the equations for the lenses and calculate the distances between the lenses and the lens and the screen.
this is what i require to have :
d1 - distance from the light source to the fresnel lens
d2 - distance between the fresnel and the projection lens
d3 - distance between the projection lens and the screen
f1,f2 - focal lengths of the fresnel lens
f3,f4 - focal lengths of the projection lens
In my case i know the values of the focal lengths and the distance between the light source and the fresnel lens.

i will have to find d2 and d3. also i need to find the net magnification factor for the light source which will be my object.
i don't have much knowledge on the fresnel lenses and their lens equation as well as their behaviour.the only think i know is they have to be placed at the distance of the focal length in order for parallel light to pass through
any help will be greatly appreciated.
harish
 
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please help me as soon as possible.Atleast some information regarding forming combined lens equations with fresnel lens will giude me in this aspect
 
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