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Compact wide-angle lenses with adjustable focus have a broad range of applications in emerging technologies. The standard approach to designing lenses with variable focal length is to move a group of lenses along the optical axis. These systems are often bulky due to the need for displacements of a few millimeters or centimeters. To create a compact wide angle lens with a variable focal length, we propose a system including Alvarez and aspherical lenses. The complete system is 18mm long, has a cutoff frequency over 223 lp/mm considering three wavelengths in the visible range: 486, 588, 656 nm, low vignetting, 87.5° FOV, object distance range from 25 cm to infinity.
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