An achromatic lens is a lens designed to minimize chromatic aberration and spherical aberration. Two-plate achromatic lens is one of the simplest achromatic lenses, which can be divided into two types: double agglutination and double dissociation. Of course, achromatic lenses can also be composed of multiple lenses, depending on their uses. The achromatic lens with large aperture is usually separated and assembled in the frame with excellent comprehensive performance. Achromatic lenses are widely used. A multi-lens optical system usually consists of several achromatic lenses. High quality microscopic objective lens and photographic lens are all complex lens combination systems which eliminate both achromatic and other monochromatic aberrations.
Oplens can produce single layer or multi-layer anti-reflective films with all kinds of coating materials on both outside surfaces. Their performance is superior to that of all single element lenses.
Parameters
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Material
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Optical Glass
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Surface Flatness
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< λ/5 @ 633nm
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Scratch/Dig
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< 40/20 (both sides)
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Eccentricity
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≤ 1arcmin
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Focal Length Tolerance
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< ± 1%
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Diameter Tolerance
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< + 0.00/ - 0.02mm
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Thickness Tolerance
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< ± 0.05
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Clear Aperture
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≥ 95% of diameter
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Coating
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AR OR BBAR
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Diameter Range
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5~260mm
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