The LINOS Singlets. Our quality criteria:
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1 The LINOS From convergent lenses and diffuse lenses to best form lenses and aspheres, our extensive selection of simple lenses, or singlets, with various focal lengths and diameters guarantees that you can find the components you need for your application. LINOS has over 130 years of experience in the production of precision optical components. Only high-end materials from established manufacturers are used in production, with the narrowest possible production tolerances to ensure the best quality. Furthermore, the versatile mount system makes LINOS singlets compatible with bench systems both from LINOS and from other manufacturers. And, of course, a broad range of economically priced standard anti-reflective coatings is available as well. Our quality criteria: Narrowest possible mechanical and optical production tolerances High-quality coatings Over 130 years of experience in manufacturing optics High-quality glass materials from established manufacturers Available unmounted, or mounted for bench systems! Special features: All data (radii, center thicknesses, materials) and designs can also be found in our WinLens and Trace- Pro optics software packages. Broadband anti-reflective coatings and customer-specific coatings are also available. Ideal areas of application: Laboratory setups; industrial metrology; laser technology. 338
2 Reflective Curves of Coated 340 Plano-convex lenses Plano-Convex Lenses, Unmounted 342 Plano-Convex Lenses, Unmounted (Fused Silica) 344 Plano-Convex Lenses, Mounted 346 Plano-Convex Lenses, Mounted (Fused Silica) 348 Symmetric-convex lenses Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Unmounted, Dia mm 349 Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Unmounted, 350 Dia mm 350 Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Unmounted (Fused Silica) 351 Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Mounted, Dia mm 352 Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Mounted, 353 Dia and 31.5 mm 353 Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Mounted (Fused Silica) 354 Best form lenses Best Form Lenses, Unmounted (Crown Glass) 356 Best Form Lenses, Mounted (Crown Glass) 358 Concave-Convex Lenses Concave-Convex Lenses 360 Plano-concave lenses Plano-Concave Lenses, Unmounted (N-BK7) 362 Plano-Concave Lenses, Unmounted (Fused Silica) 363 Plano-Concave Lenses, Mounted (N-BK7) 364 Plano-Concave Lenses, Mounted (Fused Silica) 365 Symmetric-concave lenses Symmetric-Concave Lenses, Unmounted (N-BK7) 366 Symmetric-Concave Lenses, Unmounted (Fused Silica) 367 Symmetric-Concave Lenses, Mounted (N-BK7) 368 Symmetric-Concave Lenses, Mounted (Fused Silica) 369 Cylindrical lenses Plano-Convex Cylindrical Lenses, Unmounted 370 Plano-Convex Cylindrical Lenses, Mounted 372 Plano-concave cylindrical lenses, unmounted (N-BK7) 374 Aspheric Collimator Lenses Aspheric Collimator Lenses 375 Aspheric Condenser Lenses Aspheric Condenser Lenses 376 Microlens Arrays Introduction 378 Fused Silica Microlens Arrays 379 Microlens Arrays, Fused Silica, Type FC-Q-100 Square 380 Microlens-Arrays, Fused Silica, Type FC-Q-250 Hex 380 Microlens Arrays, Fused Silica, for Fiber optics 381 High-Power Beam Homogenizers, CC-Q High-Power Beam Homogenizers, CC-Q-300/500S 382 Microbench Mounts for Square Microlens Arrays 383 Nanobench Mounts for Microlens Arrays 383 Varioptic Liquid Lenses Varioptic Autofocus Liquid Lens 384 Arctic Developer Kit Arctic 316 LL DK 385 Liquid Lens Evaluation Kit 386 Liquid Lens Driver Boards 386 Baltic Developer Kit Baltic 617 LL DK 387 Focus Variable Lenses from Optotune Electrically Focus Variable Lens EL Manually Focus Variable Lens ML Phone numbers: Germany France
3 Reflective Curves of Coated N-BK7-singlets of the following pages are also available as coated standard items with rapid delivery. UV Broadband Anti-Reflective Coating ARB 2 UV Hard and scratch resistant anti- reflective coating to reduce reflection losses and increase transmission for the UV spectral range Ordering Information: To order standard lenses with ARB2 UV on both sides simply change the last three numbers of the order number to 522. Guaranteed residual reflection < 0.5 % for angles of incidence 0 AOI 15 in the AR range Typical average residual reflection < 0.3 % for angles of incidence 0 AOI 15 in the AR range Damage threshold H > 2 J / cm 2 at 266 nm with 9 ns laser pulses (s-on-1) at 10 Hz AR range, typical: nm Design adaptable in the spectral range of 245 nm λ 450 nm and for higher angles of incidence Substrates: fused silica, CaF 2 Example: ARB 2 UV for nm (AOI = 0 ) Example: Lens xx xxxx with standard ARB2 UV coating on both sides: xx xxxx 522. Broadband Anti-Reflective Coating ARB 2 VIS Hard and scratch resistant anti- reflective coating to reduce reflection losses and increase transmission for the visible spectral range Ordering Information: To order standard lenses with ARB2 VIS on both sides simply change the last three numbers of the order number to 322. Guaranteed residual reflection < 0.5 % for angles of incidence 0 AOI 15 in the AR range Typical average residual reflection < 0.3 % for angles of incidence 0 AOI 15 in the AR range Damage threshold H > 10 J / cm 2 at 532 nm with 11 ns laser pulses (s-on-1) at 10 Hz AR range typical: nm Design adaptable in the spectral range of 350 nm λ 950 nm and for higher angles of incidence Substrates: N-BK7, fused silica or similar Example: ARB 2 VIS for nm (AOI = 0 ) Example: Lens xx xxxx with standard ARB2 VIS coating on both sides: xx xxxx 322. High quality Qioptiq uses glass from established manufacturers in the production of precision optics components. This ensures the consistent high quality of our lenses, achromatic lenses and plano-optics. 340 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
4 Broadband Anti-Reflective Coating ARB 2 NIR Hard and scratch resistant anti- reflective coating to reduce reflection losses and increase transmission for the NIR spectral range Ordering Information: To order standard lenses with ARB2 NIR on both sides simply change the last three numbers of the order number to 525. Example: Lens xx xxxx with standard ARB2 NIR coating on both sides: xx xxxx 525. Guaranteed residual reflection < 0.5 % for angles of incidence 0 AOI 15 in the AR range Typical average residual reflection < 0.3 % for angles of incidence 0 AOI 15 in the AR range Damage threshold: H > 20 J / cm 2 at 1064 nm with 11 ns laser pulses (s-on-1) at 10 Hz AR range typical: nm Design adaptable in the spectral range of 600 nm λ 1400 nm and for higher angles of incidence Substrates: N-BK7, fused silica or similar Example: ARB 2 NIR for nm (AOI = 0 ) High-power narrowband antireflective coating ARHS Hard and scratch resistant anti- reflective coating to reduce reflection losses and increase transmission for 1064 nm Damage threshold > 50 J/cm² at 1064 nm with 11 ns laser pulses (s-on-1) at 10 Hz For Nd:YAG laser applications Ordering Information: To order standard lenses with ARHS 1064 nm on both sides simply change the last three numbers of the order number to 329. ARHS 1064 nm (AOI = 0 ) Example: Lens xx xxxx with standard ARHS 1064 nm coating on both sides: xx xxxx 525. Phone numbers: Germany France
5 Plano-Convex Lenses, Unmounted Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s' image distance point secondary vertex Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex (h=dm-dr) F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance x ± x ± x ± x ± x ± x ±0.3 >100 5x ±0.5 Centering accuracy: better than 10 dm Tolerance Plano-convex lenses, unmounted Focal Length Ø optics Material Centering Accuracy dm dr s' 588 nm (mm) f' 546 nm (mm) N-LaSF9 9' G N-LaSF9 9' G N-LaSF9 6' G N-LaSF9 6' G N-BK7 6' G N-BK7 6' G N-BK7 6' G N-BK7 6' G N-BK7 6' G N-BaK2 6' G N-BK7 6' G N-BK7 6' G N-BK7 6' G N-BaK4 6' G N-BK7 3' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
6 Focal Length Ø optics Material Centering Accuracy dm dr s' 588 nm (mm) f' 546 nm (mm) N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BaK4 3' G N-BaK4 3' G N-BK7 3' G N-BK7 3' G N-BK7 3' G N-BK7 3' G N-BK7 3' G N-BK7 3' G N-BK7 3' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G N-BK7 10' G Selection guide Our lenses are also available with the following standard, economically priced anti-reflective coatings: ARB 2 UV ( nm), order code -522 ARB 2 VIS ( nm), order code -322 ARB 2 NIR ( nm), order code -525 ARHS 1064 (Nd:YAG center wavelength at 1064 nm), order code -329 When placing an order or requesting a quote, simply replace the "000" in the order number with the order code for the desired coating. For more information please look at the beginning of this chapter respectively chapter "Thin Film Coatings." Phone numbers: Germany France
7 Plano-Convex Lenses, Unmounted (Fused Silica) Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s' image distance point secondary vertex Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex (h=dm-dr) F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 8 3x ± x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: better than 4 dm Tolerance A closer look Please find further information about technical terms and more in the chapter "Technical Information on Optics" Plano-convex lenses, unmounted, fabricated from fused silica Focal Length Ø dm dr s' 248 nm f' 248 nm G G G G G G G G G G G Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
8 Focal Length Ø dm dr s' 248 nm f' 248 nm G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G A closer look All relevant specifications of the lenses, such as materials, radii and center thicknesses, are included in the database of the LINOS Win- Lens optical design software. A freeware version of this program is available for download at Phone numbers: Germany France
9 Plano-Convex Lenses, Mounted Lens mounts fit to Microbench Í or Nanobench n Also available in UV-grade fused silica Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s' image distance point secondary vertex Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex (h=dm-dr) F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance x ± x ± x ± x ± x ± x ±0.3 >100 5x ±0.5 Centering accuracy: better than 10 dm Tolerance Plano-convex lenses, mounted Mount Focal Length (mm) Ø optics Material Outer-Ø D Clear Ø dm dr s' 588 nm f' 546 nm n N-LaSF G n 3 3 N-BK G n 5 5 N-BK G n 6 6 N-BK G n 10 6 N-BaK G n 8 8 N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BaK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
10 Mount Focal Length (mm) Ø optics Material Outer-Ø D Clear Ø dm dr s' 588 nm f' 546 nm Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BaK G Í N-BaK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, n In mount fitting directly to Nanobench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. StandardPlus If you require standard lenses with a smaller diameter please contact our sales team for a quick price information. We can easily downsize our standard lenses as StandardPlus-option. Phone numbers: Germany France
11 Plano-Convex Lenses, Mounted (Fused Silica) Lens mounts fit to Microbench Í or Nanobench n Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s' image distance point secondary vertex Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex (h=dm-dr) F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 8 3x ± x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: better than 4 dm Tolerance Plano-convex lenses, mounted, fabricated from fused silica Mount Focal Length Ø optics Outer-Ø D Clear Ø dm dr s' 248 nm f' 248 nm n G n G n G n G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, n In mount fitting directly to Nanobench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. 348 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
12 Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Unmounted, Dia mm Precision designed for 1:1 imaging Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h, h' sagital height primary/secondary vertex; h, h' = (dm-dr) / 2 for symmetrical biconvex lenses F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 6-8 3x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: all 10 dm Tolerance Symmetric-convex lenses, unmounted, dia mm Focal Length Ø Material dm dr s, s' 588 nm (mm) f' 546 nm 5 6 N-BaK G N-BaK G N-BaK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G Phone numbers: Germany France
13 Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Unmounted, Dia mm Precision designed for 1:1 imaging Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h, h' sagital height primary/secondary vertex; h, h' = (dm-dr) / 2 for symmetrical biconvex lenses F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance x ± x ± x ±0.5 Centering accuracy: better than 3 dm Tolerance Symmetric-convex lenses, unmounted, dia mm Focal Length Ø Material dm dr s, s' 588 nm f' 546 nm (mm) N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-SK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G N-BK G Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
14 Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Unmounted (Fused Silica) Precision designed for 1:1 imaging Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h, h' sagital height primary/secondary vertex; h, h' = (dm-dr) / 2 for symmetrical biconvex lenses F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 6 3x ± x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: better than 4 dm Tolerance Symmetric-convex lenses, unmounted, fabricated from fused silica Focal Length Ø dm dr s, s' 248 nm f' 248 nm G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G Phone numbers: Germany France
15 Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Mounted, Dia mm Lens mounts fit to Microbench Í or Nanobench n Precision designed for 1:1 imaging Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h, h' sagital height primary/secondary vertex; h, h' = (dm-dr) / 2 for symmetrical biconvex lenses F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 6-8 3x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: all 10 dm Tolerance Symmetric-convex lenses, mounted, dia mm Mount Focal Length (mm) Ø optics Material Outer-Ø D Clear Ø dm dr s, s' 588 nm f' 546 nm n 5 6 N-BaK G n 7 8 N-BaK G n N-BaK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G n N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, n In mount fitting directly to Nanobench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. 352 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
16 Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Mounted, Dia and 31.5 mm Lens mounts fit to Microbench Í Precision designed for 1:1 imaging Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h, h' sagital height primary/secondary vertex; h, h' = (dm-dr) / 2 for symmetrical biconvex lenses F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: all 3 dm Tolerance Symmetric-convex lenses, mounted, dia and 31.5 mm Mount Focal Length (mm) Ø optics Material Outer-Ø D Clear Ø dm dr s, s' 588 nm f' 546 nm Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-SK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í N-BK G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. Selection guide Our lenses are also available with the following standard, economically priced anti-reflective coatings: ARB 2 UV ( nm), order code -522 ARB 2 VIS ( nm), order code -322 ARB 2 NIR ( nm), order code -525 ARHS 1064 (Nd:YAG center wavelength at 1064 nm), order code -329 When placing an order or requesting a quote, simply replace the "000" in the order number with the order code for the desired coating. For more information please look at the beginning of this chapter respectively chapter "Thin Film Coatings." Phone numbers: Germany France
17 Symmetric-Convex Lenses, Mounted (Fused Silica) Precision designed for 1:1 imaging Lens mounts fit to Microbench Í or Nanobench n Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h, h' sagital height primary/secondary vertex; h, h' = (dm-dr) / 2 for symmetrical biconvex lenses F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 6 3x ± x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: better than 4 dm Tolerance A closer look All relevant specifications of the lenses, such as materials, radii and center thicknesses, are included in the database of the LINOS Win- Lens optical design software. A freeware version of this program is available for download at Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
18 Symmetric-convex lenses, mounted, fabricated from fused silica Mount Focal Length Ø optics Outer-Ø D Clear Ø dm dr s, s' 248 nm f' 193 nm (m m) n G n G n G n G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, n In mount fitting directly to Nanobench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. StandardPlus If you require standard lenses with a smaller diameter please contact our sales team for a quick price information. We can easily downsize our standard lenses as StandardPlus-option. Phone numbers: Germany France
19 Best Form Lenses, Unmounted (Crown Glass) Precision lenses for use at infinite object distance Spherical (aperture-dependent) aber ration minimized N-BK7 lenses with ARB2 coating Broadband anti-reflection coating ARB2 for the visible spectral range (R < 0.5 % for λ = nm on lenses made of N-BK7) Tolerances: Focal length f': ±2 %, image distance s': ±2 % Best Form Lenses, unmounted (crown glass) Focal Length (mm) Ø optics Material Centering Accuracy Surface Quality dm 6 3 N-BK 7 10' 3 x N-LaF2 3' 3 x N-LaF2 3' 3 x N-BK 7 4' 1 x N-BK 7 4' 2 x N-BK 7 4' 3 x N-BK 7 3' 3 x N-BK 7 3' 3 x N-BK 7 3' 3 x Q-enabled Besides high-quality standard optics, Qioptiq is a provider of customdesigned optics. For customized optics and higher volumes please contact our sales team for your individual quotation. Best Form Lenses, unmounted (fused silica) Focal Length Ø optics Centering Accuracy Surface Quality dm dm Tolerance ' 5 x ± Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
20 f f' s s' e e' focal length (object side) focal length (image side) object distance image distance distance, primary principal point primary vertex (e=f-s) distance, secondary principal point secondary vertex (e'=f'-s') lens diameter center thickness edge thickness primary vertex sagittal height secondary vertex Ø dm dr h h' F, F' focal points H, H' principal points dr Ø Tolerance (mm) h h' s' 633 nm f' 546 nm G G G G G G G G G A closer look Please find further information about technical terms and more in the chapter "Technical Information on Optics" dr Ø Tolerance h h' s' 248 nm f' 248 nm f' 266 nm , G Phone numbers: Germany France
21 Best Form Lenses, Mounted (Crown Glass) Precision lenses for use at infinite object distance Spherical (aperture-dependent) aber ration minimized N-BK7 lenses with ARB2 coating Lens mounts fit to Microbench Í or Nanobench n Broadband anti-reflection coating ARB2 for the visible spectral range (R < 0.5 % for λ = nm on lenses made of N-BK7) Tolerances: Focal length f': ±2 %, image distance s': ±2 % Best Form Lenses, mounted (crown glass) Mount Focal Length Ø optics Material Outer-Ø D Clear Ø Centering Accuracy Surface Quality dm dm Tolerance n 6 3 N-BK ' 3 x ± 0.05 n 4 5 N-LaF ' 3 x ± 0.1 n 6 5 N-LaF ' 3 x ± 0.1 n 10 6 N-BK ' 1 x ± 0.1 n N-BK ' 2 x ± 0.1 Í N-BK ' 3 x ± 0.1 Í N-BK ' 3 x ± 0.1 Í N-BK ' 3 x ± 0.1 Í N-BK ' 3 x ± 0.1 Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, n In mount fitting directly to Nanobench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. A closer look For all required specifications of the mounts, such as dimensions, tolerances, etc., please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. 358 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
22 f f' s s' e e' focal length (object side) focal length (image side) object distance image distance distance, primary principal point primary vertex (e=f-s) distance, secondary principal point secondary vertex (e'=f'-s') lens diameter center thickness edge thickness primary vertex sagittal height secondary vertex Ø dm dr h h' F, F' focal points H, H' principal points dr Ø Tolerance h h' s' 633 nm f' 546 nm G G G G G G G G G A closer look All relevant specifications of the lenses, such as materials, radii and center thicknesses, are included in the database of the LINOS WinLens optical design software. A freeware version of this program is available for download at Phone numbers: Germany France
23 Concave-Convex Lenses Crown glass is primarily for use in illu mination systems Fused silica is suitable for DUV-applications Positive meniscus lenses Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex h' sagittal height secondary vertex F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance x0.16-0,13 ± x0.25-0,16 ±0.2 Centering accuracy: better than 10 dm Tolerance Concave-Convex Lenses, unmounted (crown glass) Focal Length (mm) Ø Material dm dr h h' s' 588 nm f' 546 nm N-BaK G B G B G N-ZK G Concave-Convex Lenses, unmounted (fused silica) Focal Length Ø dm dr h h' s' 248 nm f' 248 nm G G StandardPlus If you require standard plano optics with a smaller diameter please contact our sales team for a quick price information. We can easily downsize our standard plano optics as StandardPlus-option. 360 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
24 Concave-Convex Lenses, mounted (crown glass) Mount Focal Length Ø optics Mate- rial Outer- Ø D Clear Ø dm dr h h' s' 588 nm f' 546 nm Í N-BaK G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. Concave-Convex Lenses, mounted (fused silica) Mount Focal Length Ø optics Outer- Ø D Clear Ø dm dr h h' s 248 nm s' 248 nm f' 248 nm Í G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. Selection Guide Please view chapter "Mounts, Posts and Holders" for a selection of optic and lens holder for unmounted optics. G G G G Phone numbers: Germany France
25 Plano-Concave Lenses, Unmounted (N-BK7) Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 3 3x ± x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: better than 10 dm Tolerance Plano-concave lenses, unmounted (N-BK7) Focal Length Ø dm dr s' 588 nm f' 546 nm f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex (h=dr-dm) F, F' focal points H, H' principal points G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G Selection guide To realize concave mirrors, we offer the following standard, economically priced metallic mirror coatings for our Plane concave lenses: Aluminum mirror coating: RAL ( nm), order code -331 Silver mirror coating: RAGV ( nm), order code -400 When placing an order or requesting a quote, simply replace the "000" in the order number with the order code for the desired coating. For more information please look at chapter "Thin Film Coatings." 362 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
26 Plano-Concave Lenses, Unmounted (Fused Silica) Extreme low scattering losses High surface quality Substrate for dielectric or metallic coatings Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 6 3x ± x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: all 4 dm Tolerance Plano-concave lenses, unmounted (fabricated from fused silica) f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex (h=dr-dm) F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Focal Length Ø dm dr s' 248 nm f' 248 nm G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G Phone numbers: Germany France
27 Plano-Concave Lenses, Mounted (N-BK7) Lens mounts fit to Microbench Í or Nanobench n Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex (h=dr-dm) F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 3 3x ± x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: better than 10 dm Tolerance Plano-concave lenses, mounted (N-BK7) Mount Focal Length Ø optics Outer-Ø D (mm) Clear Ø dm dr s' 588 nm f' 546 nm n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, n In mount fitting directly to Nanobench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. 364 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
28 Plano-Concave Lenses, Mounted (Fused Silica) Lens mounts fit to Microbench Í or Nanobench n Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex (h=dr-dm) F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 6 3x ± x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: all 4 dm Tolerance Plano-concave lenses, mounted (fabricated from fused silica) Mount Focal Length Ø optics Outer-Ø D Clear Ø dm dr s' 248 nm f' 248 nm n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G n G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, n In mount fitting directly to Nanobench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. Phone numbers: Germany France
29 Symmetric-Concave Lenses, Unmounted (N-BK7) Two equal radii of curvature Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex h' sagittal height secondary vertex F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 10 3x ± x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: all 10 dm Tolerance Symmetric-concave lenses, unmounted (N-BK7) Focal Length Ø dm dr h, h' s, s' 588 nm f' 546 nm (mm) G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G High quality Qioptiq uses glass from established manufacturers in the production of precision optics components. This ensures the consistent high quality of our lenses, achromatic lenses and plano-optics. 366 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
30 Symmetric-Concave Lenses, Unmounted (Fused Silica) Suitable for DUV-applications Two equal radii of curvature Surfaces uncoated Centering accuracy 4' Surface quality 3 x 0.16 Tole rances: Ø: mm, focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex h' sagittal height secondary vertex F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Symmetric-concave lenses, unmounted (fused silica) Focal Length Ø dm dr h, h' s, s' 248 nm f' 248 nm G G G G G G Q-enabled Qioptiq is a leading manufacturer of Head-Up Displays for more than 30 years. Together with our defense and commercial business partners in Europe we develop and produce outstanding Head-Up Display s for the civil and defense avionics industry. Head-Up Displays are a competitive technology to support the pilot s work during the flight. The Qioptiq market segment group Display Technology is specialized on customer specific development and production of Head-Up Displays including sophisticated combiner components. Sophisticated self-developed assembly and precise mounting technologies as well as special test systems are used for development and production of Head-Up Displays. Phone numbers: Germany France
31 Symmetric-Concave Lenses, Mounted (N-BK7) Lens mounts fit to Microbench Í or Nanobench n Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex h' sagittal height secondary vertex F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Diameter Surface quality regarding ISO Ø Tolerance 10 3x ± x ± x ± x ±0.2 Centering accuracy: all 10 dm Tolerance Symmetric-concave lenses, mounted (N-BK7) Mount Focal Length (mm) Ø optics Outer-Ø D Clear Ø dm dr h, h' s, s' 588 nm f' 546 nm n G n G n G n G n G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, n In mount fitting directly to Nanobench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. 368 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
32 Symmetric-Concave Lenses, Mounted (Fused Silica) Suitable for DUV applications Two equal radii of curvature Surfaces uncoated Centering accuracy 4' Surface quality 3 x 0.16 Tole rances: Ø: ±0.2 mm, focal length f': ±2%, image distance s': ±2% f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s object distance s' image distance Ø lens diameter dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex h' sagittal height secondary vertex F, F' focal points H, H' principal points Symmetric-concave lenses, mounted (fused silica) Mount Focal Length Ø optics Outer-Ø D Clear Ø dm dr h, h' s, s' 248 nm f' 248 nm Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. Q-enabled Qioptiq has been a leading manufacturer of optics for infrared detection and imaging systems for decades. Together with our defense business partners in Europe we develop and manufacture infrared detection and imaging systems for defense applications. Infrared detection and imaging systems are a core technology to detect and track any kind of thermal targets or to detect threats related with any kind of thermal light emission, but has also commercial applications like lenses for thermal inspection systems. Qioptiq has many years of experience in this field, ranging from the optical and mechanical system design up to manufacturing and assembly of highly complex opto-mechanical systems. Sophisticated self-developed assembly and precise mounting technologies as well as special test systems are used for development and production of IR imaging systems and seeker head optics. Phone numbers: Germany France
33 Plano-Convex Cylindrical Lenses, Unmounted Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: Focal length f' : ± 5 %, Image distance s' : ± 5 % A closer look All relevant specifications of the lenses, such as materials, radii and center thicknesses, are included in the database of the LINOS WinLens optical design software. A freeware version of this program is available for download at Plano-convex cylindrical lenses, unmounted (N-BK7) Focal Length Ø L b dm dm Toler ance dr Ø Toler ance 1.2 1) ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ) Rod lens Plano-convex cylindrical lenses, unmounted (fused silica) Focal Length Ø L b dm dm Toler ance dr Ø Tolerance ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ± Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
34 f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s' image distance dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex F, F' focal points H, H' principal points L Length b width Ø lens diameter Circular Type Rectangular Type h L toler ance b Toler ance s' 588 nm f' 546 nm ± G ± G ± G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G L tolerance b Tolerance h tolerance s' 588 nm f' 546 nm ± G ± G G G G G G G G G G G G G Phone numbers: Germany France
35 Plano-Convex Cylindrical Lenses, Mounted Mounts fit to Microbench Í Surfaces uncoated Tolerances: Focal length f' : ± 5 %, Image distance s' : ± 5 % Plano-convex cylindrical lenses, mounted (N-BK7) Mount Focal Length (mm) Ø L b Mount, outer-ø D (mm) dm dm Tolerance (mm) Í 1.2 1) , clear aper ture Ø ±0.1 Í , clear aper ture Ø 11.5x5 2.4 ±0.2 Í , clear aper ture Ø 17x9.5 4 ±0.2 Í , clear aper ture Ø 17x ±0.2 Í , clear aper ture Ø 30 4 ±0.2 Í , clear aper ture Ø 30 5 ±0.3 1) Rod lens Plano-convex cylindrical lenses, mounted (fused silica) Mount Focal Length Ø b Mount, outer-ø D dm dm Toler ance Í , clear aper ture Ø 11.5x5 2.4 ±0.2 Í , clear aper ture Ø 17x ±0.2 Í , clear aper ture Ø 21.4x20 3 ±0.2 Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. Selection guide Our lenses are also available with the following standard, economically priced anti-reflective coatings: ARB 2 UV ( nm), order code -522 ARB 2 VIS ( nm), order code -322 ARB 2 NIR ( nm), order code -525 ARHS 1064 (Nd:YAG center wavelength at 1064 nm), order code -329 When placing an order or requesting a quote, simply replace the "000" in the order number with the order code for the desired coating. For more information please look at the beginning of this chapter respectively chapter "Thin Film Coatings." 372 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
36 f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s' image distance dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex F, F' focal points H, H' principal points L Length b width Ø lens diameter Circular Type Rectangular Type dr Ø Tolerance h L tolerance b Tolerance s' 588 nm f' 546 nm ± G ± G ± G G G G Ø Toler ance b Toler ance h toler ance s' 588 nm f' 258 nm f' 546 nm ± G ± G G Q-enabled Qioptiq develops and constructs beam control systems for refractive eye surgery as well as illumination, measuring and imaging units for diagnostic appliances. Qioptiq high competence in the field of optics contributes significantly to the generation of improved retina and cornea images. Qioptiq offers solutions for: Retinal Diagnosis Ophthalmic measurements Ophthalmic surgery. Our specialists will be pleased to provide you with more details. Phone numbers: Germany France
37 Plano-concave cylindrical lenses, unmounted (N-BK7) Unmounted Surfaces uncoated L = 60 mm b = 50 mm Tolerances: dm: ±2.0 mm L: mm b: mm Focal length f': ± 5 % Image distance s': ± 5 % f focal length (object side) f' focal length (image side) s' image distance dm center thickness dr edge thickness h primary vertex F, F' focal points H, H' principal points L Length b width Ø lens diameter Plano-concave cylindrical lenses, unmounted (N-BK7) Focal Length dm dr h s' 588 nm f' 546 nm G G High quality Take advantage of more than 130 years of experience in the manufacture of precision optics and precision mechanical components and systems. Manufacturing in Germany, Göttingen (about 1910) 374 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
38 Aspheric Collimator Lenses Aspheric lenses provide simple, single- element solutions for laser collimation. Aspheres can eliminate spherical aberrations and improve focusing and collimating accuracy. Typical applications are fiber coupling, laser diodes, optical data storage, and barcode scanners. Molded glass aspheric lenses Aspheric surface reduces spherical aberration Numerical apertures from 0.3 to 0.6 Anti-reflective coating Fewer optical components than spher ical lens systems Kodak equivalent aspheric lenses RoHS compliant AR-coating 350 nm nm AR-coating 600 nm nm Aspheric Collimator Lenses Type Focal Length Back focal length NA Clear Aperture Ø Center Thickness AR Coating (nm) Window thickness Design wavelength (nm) A G A G A G A G A G Phone numbers: Germany France
39 Aspheric Condenser Lenses Plano-convex lenses with minimal spherical aberration Very high aperture ratios Primarily for use in illumination systems Fabricated from crown glass Surfaces uncoated Special coatings for Aspheric Condenser Lenses are available on request. f focal length (objekt side) f' focal length (image side) Ø lens diameter s object distance (objekt side) s' image distance (image side) dm center thickness dr edge thickness F, F' focal points H, H' primary points A closer look All relevant specifications of the lenses, such as materials, radii and center thicknesses, are included in the database of the LINOS WinLens optical design software. A freeware version of this program is available for download at Aspheric condenser lenses, unmounted (crown glass) Focal Length Ø dm dr Ø Tolerance s' 588 nm f' 546 nm f' 588 nm G G G *) G *) Uncentered pressed edges 376 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
40 Aspheric condensor lenses, mounted (crown glass) Mount Focal Length Ø (mm) Mount, outer-ø D dm dr Ø Tolerance s' 588 nm f' 546 nm f' 588 nm Í mm, clear Ø 17 mm G Í mm, clear Ø 21.4 mm G Í mm, clear Ø 30 mm G Í In mount fitting directly to Microbench, please look on page 233 for mount dimensions. Q-Enabled Qioptiq is a world-leading manufacturer for optical systems for X-Ray Imaging. These range from numerous standard optics and customized lenses up to complete radiology cameras. Angiographic, surgical or lithotripsy applications require the highest image quality and a high dynamic range. These demands are realized via high-aperture and fully motorized units. Swing-in filters, automatic stop adjustment, integrated incident light reading and modular focus have been design standards at Qioptiq for a long time. Phone numbers: Germany France
41 Microlens Arrays, Introduction Microlenses for fiber coupling and optical switching Microlenses for collimation of laser diodes and VCSELs Microlenses for imaging systems and sensors Beam homogenizers for lasers and illumination systems Array optics featuring high precision For the best imaging characteristics (aspherical lenses) Simplified alignment and assembly (planar substrates) Refractive microlenses are the No. 1 choice for all applications in which miniaturization of an optical system and reduction of alignment and packaging costs play a major role. Microlenses typically have a lens diameter of 10 µm to 2 mm and are produced in the form of arrays (fields) on planar substrates (wafers). Refractive microlenses are manufactured from synthetic fused silica or silicon in a cleanroom environment using the highly sophisticated processes of the semiconductor industry (photolithography, plasma etching). These processes allow precise production of complex array optics and excellent optical quality of the microlenses. Specifications of microlenses Refractive microlenses are characterized by the lens diameter D and the focal length ƒ. SAG radius of curvature lens diameter substrate thickness focal length object distance image distance Additional parameters are the sag at the lens vertex SAG, the refractive index n 1, the radius of curvature ROC, the conic constant k and the numerical aperture NA. 378 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
42 For spherical lens profiles, the conic constant k is 0; for parabolic profiles, k = -1 and for hyperbolic profiles, k = -(n 1 ) 2. High-grade microlenses are usually made of synthetic fused silica (refractive index n 589nm = 1.458) or silicon (n 1.5µm = 3.478). Fused silica microlenses can be used in the full wavelength spectra from DUV to IR (see transmission curve); silicon microlenses are designed for the infrared wavelength range (λ: 1.2 µm to 15 µm). 2 Applications Typical tasks of microlenses in an optical system are collimation and focusing of light beams, or imaging an object in a focal plane. In optical communication engineering, a microlens array is used to image the light of a fiber bundle onto an array of micromirrors. A second microlens array couples the deflected light of the individual data channels back into a fiber array. The high precision of the lateral array dimensions (better than ±0.25 µm) allows a very accurate fiber-to-lens positioning of many channels in one alignment step. The high-class lens quality and the exceptional lens-to-lens uniformity ensure optimal coupling efficiencies for all optical channels in parallel. Aspherical lens profiles are used to minimize the spherical aberrations for different optical configurations (vertical incident light). a) Lens on object side working distance b) Lens on image side working distance The small pupil diameter of microlenses requires careful design of optimal systems, taking into consideration diffraction effects, light scatter and mechanical tolerances. For a detailed analysis of your requirements, please contact our sales department. Fused Silica Microlens Arrays Transmission (%) Transmission (%) Wavelength (nm) Wavelength (nm) Typical transmission of Schott Lithosil Q1 including Fresnel reflection losses (10 mm thickness) working distance Phone numbers: Germany France
43 Microlens Arrays, Fused Silica, Type FC-Q-100 Square Applications: Fiberoptics, lasers, sensors Substrate: Fused silica Substrate thickness: 1.2 mm Array type: square Lens spacing (pitch): 100 μm Lateral precision: ± 0.25 μm Lens type: refractive, plano-convex Lens diameter: 95 μm Refractive index: at 248 nm, at 633 nm, at 1550 nm Microlens arrays with other configura tions, array sizes, antireflective coating, alignment marks and diaphragms, etc., are available on request. Array mounts for the LINOS Microbench or Nanobench can be found at the end of this section. Microlens Arrays, Fused Silica, Type FC-Q-100 Square Item Title NA ROC Wavelength Range Conic constant Working Distance (object side) (µm) Arraysize Microlens array FC-Q UV-IR x5 G Microlens array FC-Q UV-IR x10 G Microlens-Arrays, Fused Silica, Type FC-Q-250 Hex Applications: Fiber optics, lasers, sensors Angle of incidence: on-axis Substrate material: Fused silica Substrate thickness: 1.2 mm Array type: Hexagonal, densely packed Lens spacing (Pitch): 150 μm Lateral precision: ± 0.25 μm Lens type: refractive, plano-convex Lens diameter: 240 μm Refractive index: at 248 nm, at 633 nm, at 1550 nm FC-Q-250 Hex, fused silica Array mounts for the LINOS Microbench or Nanobench can be found at the end of this section. Item Title NA ROC Wavelength Range Conic constant Working Distance (object side) (µm) Arraysize Microlens array FC-Q UV-IR x5 G Microlens array FC-Q UV-IR x10 G Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
44 Microlens Arrays, Fused Silica, for Fiber optics Applications: Fiber optics, lasers, sensors Substrate material: Fused silica Substrate Thickness: 0.9 mm Array type: linear, 1 x 48 lenses Lens spacing (pitch): 250 μm Lateral precision: ± 0.25 μm Lens Type: refractive, plano-convex Lens diameter: 240 μm Coating, both sides: 1250 to 1650 nm Refractive index: at 248 nm, at 633 nm, at 1550 nm FC-Q-250, 1x48, ROC 330 µm, fused silica Item Title NA ROC Conic constant Working Distance Arraysize Microlens array FC-Q x4 G High-Power Beam Homogenizers, CC-Q-300 Substrate material: Fused silica Substrate thickness: 1.2 mm Array Type: Crossed cylinder lenses Lens distance (pitch): 300 μm Lateral precision: ± 0.25 μm Lens type: refractive, plano-convex, cylindrical Lens profile: Paraboloid Far-field: Flat-top Microlens arrays with other configurations, array sizes, antireflective coating, alignment marks and diaphragms, etc., are available on request. Please look at section "Optical Systems" regarding complete laser beam homogenizer systems. Array mounts for the LINOS Microbench or Nanobench can be found at the end of this section CC-Q-300, fused silica Item Title NA Divergence ( ) ROC Wavelength Range Conic constant Arraysize CC-Q-300, ± DUV-IR -1 5x10 G CC-Q-300, ± DUV-IR -1 10x10 G CC-Q-300, ±1 3.6 DUV-IR -1 5x10 G CC-Q-300, ±1 3.6 DUV-IR -1 10x10 G Phone numbers: Germany France
45 High-Power Beam Homogenizers, CC-Q-300/500S Substrate material: Fused silica Divergence angle: ± 0.5, ± 1 Array Type: Quadratic microlenses Lens distance (pitch): 300 μm, 500 μm Lateral precision: ± 0.25 μm Lens type: refractive, plano-convex, square Lens profile: Paraboloid Far-field: Flat-top Microlens arrays with other configurations, array sizes, antireflective coating, alignment marks and diaphragms, etc., are available on request. Subsequent you find array mounts for the LINOS Microbench or Nanobench. Please look at chapter "Optical Systems" regarding complete laser beam homogenizer systems. High-Power Strahl Homogenizers, CC-Q-300/500S Item Title Divergence ( ) ROC Wavelength Range Arraysize CC-Q-300S, 0.5 ± DUV-IR 10x10 G CC-Q-300S, 1 ±1 4 DUV-IR 5x10 G CC-Q-300S, 1 ±1 4 DUV-IR 10x10 G CC-Q-500S, 0.5 ± DUV-IR 10x10 G CC-Q-500S, 1 ±1 7.1 DUV-IR 10x10 G Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
46 Microbench Mounts for Square Microlens Arrays For all microlens arrays and beam homogenizers with dimensions of 5 x 5 mm and 10 x 10 mm The microlens array has to be fixed with glue For use with LINOS Microbench system the lens mount G (page 233) is required. This combined mount fits any Microbench mounting plate with diameter 25 mm (e. g. G , ref. chapter Microbench) Mounts for square microlens arrays Item Title Array mount 5x5 G Array mount 10x10 G Nanobench Mounts for Microlens Arrays For all microlens arrays and beam homo genizers with dimensions of 5 x 5 mm 5 x 10 mm and 10 x 10 mm The microlens array has to be fixed with glue Nanobench mounts for microlens arrays Item Title A B Array mount 5x5 5 5 G Array mount 5x G Array mount 10x G Phone numbers: Germany France
47 Varioptic Autofocus Liquid Lens Operating mode of liquid lenses The liquid lenses developed by VARIOP- TIC are based on the phenomenon of elec tro-wetting. A water drop lies on a metallic substrate, which is covered by a thin insulation layer. The voltage applied between substrate and water drop varies the contact angle between water drop and substrate. Liquid lenses from VARIOPTIC use two liquids, one of which is used as an insulator, while the other one is used as conducting layer. Varying the applied voltage leads to a change in bend of the border layer between both liquids. This causes a change in focal length of the lens. VARIOPTIC owns two fundamental, worldwide patents about this technology and is dedicating a large part of their development capacity to the improvement and expansion of these patents. Characteristics of liquid lenses: Large range of focal length Robust no moving components Short reaction time Very good optical quality Good transmission in the range of visible wavelengths Large range of operating temperature Very good stability of the optical axis Low power consumption Simple, cost-saving design Medical technology The big potential of VARIOPTIC with refer ence to miniaturisation creates many new opportunities in the area of imaging. So, liquid lenses are, for instance, suitable for installation inside endoscopes, confocal microscopes and for laser focusing. Oph thalmology will also benefit from this new technology of liquid lenses. Biometry and identification The short reaction time of 2/100 s is an essential benefit for recognising specific features: barcodes or biometric character istics like iris or finger prints. The manufacturer: VARIOPTIC is a leading enterprise in development and manufacturing of electronically controlled liquid optical lenses for the optical industry. VARIOPTIC is, for instance, the first enterprise which was granted international patents for a single-component focusing lens, which is based on non-mixable liquids. In order to retain and to further develop their technological head start, VARIOPTIC invests increasingly in research and development. VARIOPTIC has its headquarter in Lyon, in France, and was founded in Field of application: For future mobiles, PDAs, etc. According to the technology used, VARIOPTIC s optically controlled lenses are also called liquid lenses. Liquid lenses are well-suited for the next generation of mobile devices with camera function: mobiles, PDAs, digicams and many more. The VARIOPTIC-technology offers some key benefits for this type of devices: Very small size: 8 mm in diameter, thickness of 2 mm Simple design Short reaction time < 2/100 s Low power consumption 384 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
48 Arctic 316 Small, reliable and cost-efficient autofocus systems: these are the advantages of liquid lenses by Varioptic. The new ARCTIC 316 can be integrated easily into a high-performance autofocus system. The lens allows for high accuracy and very short reaction times. Therefore simple autofocus strategies can be applied to achieve excellent imaging in response times of 20 ms. The ARCTIC 316 variable focus liquid lens has been designed for 1/4" and 1/3" optical systems such as barcode readers, industrial cameras, medical imaging or biometrical applica tions. Its small size, large dynamic range and low wave front distortion will deliver outstanding performance, even in low light conditions. It can also fit lager sensor formats, depending on f number requirements. Arctic 316 Item Title Dimensions Pupil diameter Focal Range Wave front error (RMS) (nm) nm (%) Arctic 316 Ø 7.75 x mm to infinity < 0.5 > 90 G Developer Kit Arctic 316 LL DK This kit is intended for integrators and application developers willing to develop a stand-alone and integrated auto-focus solution with the ARCTIC 316 liquid lens. It comes with a complete and flexible set of components to cover most architectures. Content: 5x Arctic 316 5x flex cables 5x DrivBoard 60 LL3 PWM 1x VHD-002 1x VPS-048 or 5x Arctic 316 5x flex cables 5x DrivBoard Supertex 892 I 2 C 1x VHD-002 1x VPS-048 Developer Kit Arctic 316 LL DK Item Title Arctic 316 LL DK PWM G Arctic 316 LL DK I2C Supertex G A closer look Technical datasheets to all Varioptiq liquid lens components to download in our Q-shop under Docs + Drawings at each component. Phone numbers: Germany France
49 Liquid Lens Evaluation Kit This kit is designed to allow a quick integration of the Liquid Lens ARCTIC 316 into any application. This is achieved by simply placing the lens in front of an imaging system and manually driving the voltage level through the provided power supply, thus manually changing the focus. Alternatively, the power supply can also be application-driven through a specific protocol. The Evaluation Kit contains liquid lenses, one lens holder and one power supply. Liquid Lens Evaluation Kit Item Title Lens type Lens Holder Power supply (Model) Arctic 316 LL EK 5 x Arctic 316 VHD-002 VPS-048 G Liquid Lens Driver Boards Driver Mini-Board, based on Supertex 892 or Rogers DrivIC 60 LL3. Complete reference design Available with either PWM or I²C control interface Liquid Lens Driver Boards Item Title DrivBoard 60 LL3 PWM G DrivBoard 60 LL3 I 2 C G DrivBoard Supertex 892 G Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
50 Baltic 617 The BALTIC 617 variable focus and variable tilt liquid lens is designed for both Auto Focus (AF) and Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) function with absolutely no moving parts. OIS mode will allow delivering outstanding performance in ultra low light conditions, where handshake blur usually gives poor quality pictures. The lens is ideally suited for 1/4" and 1/3" sensor formats, but can also fit larger sensor formats depending on f number requirements. Its variable tilt also allows the use of this lens for beam deviation combined with focus variation, opening new innovative optical applications. Supports Auto Focus and OIS in both picture and video modes Specifically designed to compensate handshake in the Hz range Silent Focus range supports from 5 cm to infinity Easy to integrate Baltic 617 Item Title Dimensions Pupil diameter Focal Range Wave front error (RMS) (nm) nm (%) Baltic 617 Ø 7.75 x mm to infinity 50 (aperture size 1.6 mm) 97 G Developer Kit Baltic 617 LL DK This kit is intended for integrators and application developers willing to develop a standalone and integrated auto-focus and/or variable tilt solution. It comes with two lenses ready to use (lens fixed on flex cable), plus three extra sets of lenses (lens and flex cable not attached). The Development board includes a two axis gyroscope, quad-output liquid lens driver, and microprocessor. Two different applications allow either to use the system in OIS mode, or to control tilt and/or focus independently from Gyroscope output - for users wanting to use the Baltic lens for specific applications. Development board is used with standard I2C interface, and also with push buttons for focus adjustment and to set OIS mode. For evaluation of the technology: The Variable Focus & Tilt Development Kit Content: 2x BALTIC 617 with BALTIC FLEX attached 1x BALTIC Devboard Complete set of development docu mentation (CD) Item Title Arctic 617 LL DK G Phone numbers: Germany France
51 Focus-Variable Lenses from Optotune The focus-variable lenses from Optotune are manufactured from elastic polymers and have unique properties: the lens shape can be changed from convex to concave mechanically or electronically. A clear aperture from 1 to is 30 mm is possible. Both lens types work with the same principle: two chambers are separated through a thin mem-brane, one chamber is filled with a liquid and the other with air. The pressure difference between the two chambers defines the deflection and with that the radius of the lens. The pressure difference is being controlled by using a thread ring to push a ring-shaped actuator down onto the chamber. The changes are reversible; there is no hysteresis. a: lens radius w0: central bending (depends on current) h: constant zone of the lense material = 1.57 ± 0.1 mm (EL-10-30) d: thickness of the cover glass (BK7) = 0.5 mm t: overall thickness of the lense = 7.57 mm ± 0.1 mm (EL-10-30) red: fixing of the membrane yellow: adaptive lens material (Optotune) Optical design of the electric focus-variable Lense EL High Quality Advantages of focus-variable lenses fromoptotune: Compact design Fast response time Robustness (no complex mechanics) High switching frequency (frictionless) 388 Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
52 Advantages Field of Application Fast Autofocus The variable focal length of these innovative spherical lenses enables the design of very compact optical systems. A change in the radius of curvature of just a few micrometers can correspond to an axial shift in the centimeter range. The typical switching frequency of the electronically adjustable lens is of the order of about 100 Hz. Fewer lenses will be needed for an optical design; an axial movement of the components is less complex or even unnecessary. No need for complex mechanics or motors anymore. This means: fewer moving components and thus a lighter, more rugged, fully closed and dust-free design. These lenses are ideally suited to be used both in compact imaging systems and in illumination systems, such as LED-based systems. Compact Zoom Optic A change of the radius of curvature of a lens has a greater visual effect than is common practice with adjusting lenses. This enables the development of more compact optical systems. This way it is possible to save up to 50% of the overall length of e.g. an optical 3-times zoom lens. Applications in the Machine Vision field often demand very fast focusing onto different working distances. This most often requires that the radius of one single lens is being adjusted which is the ideal application area of the focus-variable lens. About the Manufacturer The Optotune AG is a spin-off of the ETH Zurich. It is active in research, development and production of adaptive optical systems. The core competence is processing the used materials, especially polymers, and to develop more compact optical systems. Phone numbers: Germany France
53 Electrically Focus Variable Lens EL Compact optics and short setting time: EL allows for that due to its electrically tunable focal range. Within 10 ms, the radius of this plano-convex lens can be changed by applying a voltage between 0 and 5 V. The lens can be operated with commercial power supplies allowing for current control. Power consumption is less than 2 W. For each lens a test chart displaying the dependendency between focal length and current can be provided. In the download area, a DLL is provided for embedding the lens in ZEMAX. Aperture 10 mm Transmission > nm AR coated for nm or nm HR: n F (486.1 nm) = n D (589.3 nm) = n C (656.3 nm) = LD: n F (486.1 nm) = n D (589.3 nm) = n C (656.3 nm) = Damage threshold 25 kw/cm² (@1064 nm) Electrically Focus Variable Lens EL Item Title Focal Range EL VIS HR +15 to +30 G EL VIS LD +30 to +100 G EL NIR LD +30 to +100 G Manually Focus Variable Lens ML An infinite number of lenses in just one lens: ML contains elastic polymers and thus can change its shape. The radius of this spherical lens with an aperture of 20 mm can be changed manually by turning a ring. The focal length can be changed from plano-concave via infinity (plane) to plano-convex. This lens is very convenient for educa tion purposes or prototyping. Aperture 20 mm Transmission > nm AR coated for nm or nm HR: n F (486.1 nm) = n D (589.3 nm) = n C (656.3 nm) = LD: n F (486.1 nm) = n D (589.3 nm) = n C (656.3 nm) = Abbe number: 31 (HR)and 100 (LD) Damage threshold 25 kw/cm² (@1064 nm) Manually Focus Variable Lens ML Item Title Focal Range ML VIS-LD -80 to +80 G ML NIR-LD -80 to +80 G Phone numbers: US UK Singapore
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