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Wedge prisms
Wedge prisms can be used individually to deviate a laser beam a set angle, or two wedge prisms can be used together for beam steering applications. A single wedge prism's ability to deviate the angle of an incident beam is measured in Diopters with 1 diopter deviating the beam 1cm at a 1m working distance.
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Wedge prisms can be used individually to deviate a laser beam a set angle, or two wedge prisms can be used together for beam steering applications. A single wedge prism's ability to deviate the angle of an incident beam is measured in Diopters with 1 diopter deviating the beam 1cm at a 1m working distance. Two wedge prisms can be used as an anamorphic pair for beam shaping (to correct the elliptical shape of diode outputs). Or, a pair of wedge prisms can steer a beam anywhere within a circle described by the full angle 4θ, where θ is the deviation from a single prism. This beam steering is accomplished by rotating the two wedge prisms independently of each other, and is typically used to scan a beam to different locations in imaging applications. Note: Beam deviation is shown in degrees and diopters. One diopter is 1cm of deviation at a distance of 1m from the prism.
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Product Name
Wedge prism
Material
sapphire
Color
Transparent
Dimension Tolerance
±0.01mm
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Thickness Tolerance
±0.01~0.1mm
Angle Tolerance
3''~5''
Surface Quality
60/40,40/20
Coating
AR coating/custom
Used
digital equipment, science and technology, medical equipment and other fields
Small aspheric glass lenses can be made by molding, which allows cheap mass production. Due to their low cost and good performance, molded aspheres are commonly used in inexpensive consumer cameras, camera phones, and CD players.They are also commonly used for laser diode collimation, and for coupling light into and out of optical fibers.
Larger aspheres are made by grinding and polishing. Lenses produced by these techniques are used in telescopes, projection TVs, missile guidance systems, and scientific research instruments. They can be made by point-contact contouring to roughly the right form which is then polished to its final shape. In other designs, such as the Schmidt systems, the aspheric corrector plate can be made by using a vacuum to distort an optically parallel plate into a curve which is then polished "flat" on one side. Aspheric surfaces can also be made by polishing with a small tool with a compliant surface that conforms to the optic, although precise control of the surface form and quality is difficult, and the results may change as the tool wears.
Aspherical Lenses
Aspheric Lenses are used to eliminate spherical aberration in a range of applications, including bar code scanners, laser diode collimation, or OEM or R&D integration. Aspheric lenses utilize a single element design which helps minimize the number of lenses found in multi-lens optical assemblies.
Products are widely used in optical equipment, teaching, industrial lenses, camera, video shooting, automation, medical, measuring and surveying equipment, aviation, astronomy, etc.. So it requires different materials for different work range.Our products cover ultraviolet, visible light and infrared band.
A sphere is defined by a single radius of curvature.
Aspheric Lens
have at least one aspherical surface. Optical engineers generally think of aspheric surfaces as aspheric, rotationally symmetric surfaces. The radius of curvature of the aspheric surface varies gradually from the center of the lens to the edge.
The surface profiles of
aspheric lenses
are not a portion of a sphere or cylinder. Their curvature radius varies with the central axis. Aspheric lenses have unique advantages over spherical lenses. For example, they can improve optical quality, reduce optical components and design costs. They are widely used in optical instruments, images and optoelectronics industries, such as digital cameras, CD players and high-end microscopic instruments.
Difference between aspheric lenses & spherical lenses:
Aspheric Lenses: Advantages & Disadvantages In a nutshell, aspheric lenses have the following advantages:
They provide a thinner profile
They are lightweight and comfortable
They could be fit into most frames so you have a wide choice of styles
They have a more natural and pleasing appearance
They don't make your eyes look too big or too small
They provide a better peripheral vision by eliminating distortion
Cylindrical lens
is used to correct astigmatism in the optical system, and, in rangefinders, to produce astigmatism, stretching a point of light into a line. It is usually used in barcode scanners, objective systems and other optical systems.
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