SPECTACLE LENS
First Claim
1. A progressive power lens for spectacles that has a distance portion and a near portion of different powers,wherein a surface power OMHP(y) in a horizontal direction on an object-side surface along a principal meridian or a vertical reference line passing through a fitting point, a surface power OMVP(y) in a vertical direction on the object-side surface, the absolute value IMHP(y) of a surface power in a horizontal direction on an eye-side surface, and the absolute value IMVP(y) of a surface power in a vertical direction on the eye-side surface satisfy the following conditions:
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OMHP(y)>
OMVP(y)
IMHP(y)>
IMVP(y)
OMHP(y)−
OMVP(y)=IMHP(y)−
IMVP(y)where a prescription for astigmatism is not included, and y is a coordinate along the principal meridian or the vertical reference line.
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Abstract
A progressive power lens 10 for spectacles has a distance portion 11 and a near portion 12 of different powers. A surface power OMHP in a horizontal direction on an object-side surface along a principal meridian 14 or a vertical reference line passing through a fitting point Pe, a surface power OMVP(y) in a vertical direction of the object-side surface, the absolute value IMHP of a surface power on an eye-side surface, and the absolute value IMVP of a surface power in a vertical direction on the eye-side surface satisfy the following condition. OMHP(y)>OMVP(y) IMHP(y)>IMVP(y) OMHP(y)−OMVP(y)=IMHP(y)−IMVP(y) In the conditions, y is a coordinate along the principal meridian or the vertical reference line.
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Citations
20 Claims
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1. A progressive power lens for spectacles that has a distance portion and a near portion of different powers,
wherein a surface power OMHP(y) in a horizontal direction on an object-side surface along a principal meridian or a vertical reference line passing through a fitting point, a surface power OMVP(y) in a vertical direction on the object-side surface, the absolute value IMHP(y) of a surface power in a horizontal direction on an eye-side surface, and the absolute value IMVP(y) of a surface power in a vertical direction on the eye-side surface satisfy the following conditions: -
OMHP(y)>
OMVP(y)
IMHP(y)>
IMVP(y)
OMHP(y)−
OMVP(y)=IMHP(y)−
IMVP(y)where a prescription for astigmatism is not included, and y is a coordinate along the principal meridian or the vertical reference line. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. A progressive power lens for spectacles that has a distance portion and a near portion of different powers,
wherein an object-side surface or an eye-side surface includes elements of a toric surface with a curvature in a lateral direction greater than a curvature in a longitudinal direction along at least a principal meridian or a vertical reference line passing through a fitting point, and the object-side surface and the eye-side surface include elements of a toric surface which cancel shifts in the surface power by the elements of the tonic surface.
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8. A progressive power lens for spectacles that has a distance portion and a near portion of different powers,
wherein, when a surface power in a horizontal direction of the distance portion on an object-side surface along a principal meridian or a vertical reference line passing through a fitting point is OHPf, a surface power in a vertical direction is OVPf, a surface power in a horizontal direction of the near portion is OHPn, and a surface power in a vertical direction is OVPn, the object-side surface includes elements of a tonic surface with the surface power OHPf in the horizontal direction of the distance portion greater than the surface power OVPf in the vertical direction of the distance portion, and an eye-side surface along the principal meridian or the vertical reference line includes elements that cancel shifts in the surface power by the elements of the tonic surface on the object-side surface, and satisfy the following conditions: -
OHPf+OHPn>
OVPf+OVPn
OVPn>
OVPf. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. A progressive power lens for spectacles that has a distance portion and a near portion of different powers,
wherein, when a surface power in a horizontal direction of the distance portion on an object-side surface along a principal meridian or a vertical reference line passing through a fitting point is OHPf, a surface power in a vertical direction is OVPf, a surface power in a horizontal direction of the near portion on the object-side surface along the principal meridian or the vertical reference line is OHPn, a surface power in a vertical direction is OVPn, a surface power in a vertical direction of the distance portion on an eye-side surface along the principal meridian or the vertical reference line is IVPf, and a surface power in a vertical direction of the near portion is IVPn, the object-side surface includes elements of a toric surface with a surface power OHPf in a horizontal direction of the distance portion on the object-side surface greater than a surface power OVPf in a vertical direction of the distance portion on the object-side surface and a surface power OHPn in a horizontal direction of the near portion on the object-side surface greater than a surface power OVPn in a vertical direction of the near portion on the object-side surface, and the eye-side surface along the principal meridian or the vertical reference line includes elements that cancel shifts in the surface power by the elements of the toric surface on the object-side surface, and satisfies the following conditions: -
0VPf>
0VPn
IVPf−
IVPn>
OVPf−
OVPnwhere, the surface powers IVPf and IVPn are absolute values. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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Specification