Potential distributions in all the space of a two-dimensional lens consisting of three parallel plates of symmetrical construction and specific apertures are obtained analytically by finding special transformation functions between the real lens space and the corresponding imaginary one. The functions contain two arbitrary constants

and

connecting the inner aperture 2Y
i, the outer one 2Y
o, and the distance

between the electrodes. The distance

is given by

=

and

are functions of the ratio

only. Therefore, the transformation functions can be applied to specific combinations of Y
in, Y
on, and

. Y
in= Y
on= 0.6789884 is obtained for

= 0.1851789. As an example, a full mapping of the lines of potential and electric field for

, and

is shown. In this case one obtains Y
in= 0.6406773 and Y
on= 0.5507097.