An off-axis optical system refers to an optical arrangement where the light rays do not converge or diverge along a primary optical axis through the center of an optical element, such as a lens or mirror. Instead, these systems utilize optical components that are positioned at an angle relative to the primary axis. This configuration is often employed to mitigate various optical aberrations and improve the performance of the system for specific applications.
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