a FizeriC The aspherization of Fizeau interferometry

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a FizeriC The aspherization of Fizeau interferometry

a FizeriC The world s first aspheric Fizeau lens 4" With the development of the world s first aspheric interferometer lens a FizeriC, asphericon redefines an established measurement technique and presents small, lightweight Fizeau lenses that allow you to get the most out of your measuring instrument. By using a high-end asphere larger measuring diameters are possible. For the first time this allows a 4" Fizeau lens to cover the measuring range, which previously could only be measured with a 6" lens. KEY BENEFITS = Innovative Design comprising aspheric surfaces = Fizeau lens quality λ/10 and λ/20 = High measuring range coverage = Well chosen spacing of Fizeau radii = High-quality transmitted wavefront = High quality coating = Optimized for long term clean components = 4" Zygo-Bayonet connector = Real 4" system input 2

1 2 3 1 LARGEST MEASURING RANGE ON THE MARKET 2 SAFE HANDLING, EASY STORAGE, USER FRIENDLY 3 ULTRA-LIGHT, ULTRA-FAST, ULTRA-PRECISE THE WORLD S FIRST ASPHERIC FIZEAU LENS 3

a FizeriC The aspherization of Fizeau interferometry PRECISION FROM THE TECHNOLOGY LEADER asphericon is the world s top technology leader when it comes to aspheres and aspheric components. With 17 years of experience in research and development comprising the expertise of more than 150 employees, asphericon is now revolutionizing the established Fizeau measuring technique by using state-of-the-art aspheres. asphericon guarantees: = Waviness as low as spherical lenses = Lithography level aspheres 1 2 3 4 1 STATE-OF-THE-ART ASPHERE 2 4" ZYGO-BAYONET 3 FIZEAU SURFACE 4 4 OPTIMIZED MECHANICAL DESIGN

COMPARISON SPHERICAL AND ASPHERIC FIZEAU LENS The superiority and extended application range of an aspheric Fizeau lens can be seen in a direct comparison with a spherical lens. Both Fizeau lenses have a 4'' input beam diameter, which leads to a limited measurement range for spherical designs. Whereas the a FizeriC widens intrinsically and thus, achieves a larger aperture diameter (see additional measuring range). Additional measuring range 4" input beam diameter D In of Fizeau lens α α Aspheric Spherical Aperture diameter D Fizeau Reference radius R Ref tan(α) = D Fizeau 2R Ref THE ASPHERIZATION OF FIZEAU INTERFEROMETRY 5

a FizeriC Largest measuring range through aspherization 140 COMPARISON ASPHERICON & OTHER 4" PROVIDERS Diameter D (surface under test) [mm] 120 100 80 60 40 20 4" limit 0 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Radius of Fizeau surface [mm] asphericon 4" Other providers 4" 6

Compared to all other Fizeau lenses on the market, the a FizeriC offers a significantly increased measuring range, which is especially advantageous with small aperture ratios. Above that, the radii of the Fizeau surfaces were selected to close the existing gaps. No additional adapters or beam expanders are required for using the a FizeriC enhanced measuring range. Therefore, the a FizeriC even chases currently available 6'' Fizeau lenses. 140 COMPARISON ASPHERICON & OTHER 6" PROVIDERS Diameter D (surface under test) [mm] 120 100 80 60 40 20 4" limit 0 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 Radius of Fizeau surface [mm] asphericon 4" Other providers 6" LARGEST MEASURING RANGE THROUGH ASPHERIZATION 7

a FizeriC Product Family 10 INNOVATIVE DESIGNS FOR THE COVERAGE OF A WIDE SPECTRUM In close cooperation with leading measurement engineers, asphericon has put together a portfolio of ten 4" lenses. A well-chosen spacing of Fizeau radii (19 mm to 1143 mm) and very high R/D coverage (0.55 to 9) provides you with the highest flexibility for any type of measurement task. Additional options are two quality levels of the Fizeau surface (λ/10, λ/20). A 4" Zygo-Bayonet connector ensures easy and fast integration into conventional measuring instruments. 8

R/D R Ref [mm] D FIZEAU [mm] QUALITY FIZEAU SURFACE world's only! 0.55 19 34.55 λ/10 0.65 60 92 λ/10 λ/20* 0.8 81 101.6 λ/10 λ/20* 1.2 132 110 λ/10 λ/20* 1.8 228 127 λ/10 λ/20* 2.8 355 127 λ/10 λ/20* 4 508 127 λ/10 λ/20* 5.5 699 127 λ/10 λ/20* 7.1 902 127 λ/10 λ/20* 9 1143 127 λ/10 λ/20* *on request PRODUCT FAMILY 9

a FizeriC Handling Concept ONE GLANCE. ONE HANDLE. Timeless design, a form-fit and transport-secure locking system, user-friendly removal and stowing the a FizeriC not only sets new technical standards but will also impress you with its ultra-modern packaging system. After opening the box, a specially developed handle area ensures easy removal and the safe insertion of the lens into the measuring instrument. Stowing the lens is just as easy. Once stored, you can always clearly see which lens is contained in the box. 10 HANDLING CONCEPT

Custom Are you looking for a tailored solution for your application? Feel free to ask us! We ll develop a customized solution for you of course, with guaranteed quality and precision at the absolute highest level. PLEASE CONTACT: Ms. Janet Mulle +49 (0) 3641-31 00 560 +49 (0) 3641-31 00 561 j.mulle@asphericon.com www.asphericon.com CUSTOM CONTACT 11

asphericon GmbH +49 (0) 3641-31 00 500 +49 (0) 3641-31 00 501 sales@asphericon.com www.asphericon.com Stockholmer Straße 9 07747 Jena Deutschland asphericon Inc. +1 941 564 0890 +1 941 584 4071 sales@asphericon.com www.asphericon.com 5500 Bee Ridge Road, Suite 104 Sarasota FL, 34233 USA