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Tremor and micro saccades are highly dynamic movements of the eye, which are still there during the active fixation of an object point. These movements are necessary to give an active feedback signal to the eye in order to stabilize the operation. Tremors are more regular oscillations while saccades are statistically distributed with an amplitude of approximately 2′ to 50′. The vergence movements are used to relate the relative position of the eyes accurately in order to obtain correct stereoscopic vision.
This is a simplified representation where the lens is divided into a crystalline lens and a lens capsule, and the refractive indices are considered as constant in each part. The eye has a finite speed of response and image gathering. Fluctuating and oscillating fast signals above a time frequency of 30 Hz give the impression of a constant signal and are detected as one integrated signal. Figure 36-4 shows the distribution of the refractive indices in the eye as a function of the axis coordinate z.
N and N′ are the nodal points, P and P′ indicate the position of the principal planes. 05 1 z 0 5 10 15 Figure 36-4: Simplified distribution of the development of the index of refraction in the eye. 2 Optical Data of the Eye Table 36-1 contains the most important optical data of the human eye. A distinction is made between the relaxed eye, for objects at infinity, and the accommodated (or focused) status. Table 36-1: Major optical parameters of the human eye. 0 mm In the optics of the eye, the refractive power is usually considered and is measured in diopters (1 dpt = 1/m).