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... Cylindrical Microlens Arrays are used to homogenize a variety of light sources, including lasers or high power LEDs. Unlike Square Microlens Arrays, which generate spot patterns, Cylindrical Microlens ...
Edmund Industrial Optics
Diameter: 1 mm - 4.5 mm
... Overview
Micro plano-convex (PCX) lenses deliver the optical behaviour of standard PCX elements in a much smaller form factor. Diameters can be as small as 1 mm and focal lengths as short as 0.6 mm, enabling compact, lightweight optical assemblies ...
Edmund Industrial Optics
The rod microlenses have a circular cross-section, highly polished round walls, and their optical axis is perpendicular to their mechanical axis. Unlike glass rods with polished flat ends that act as optical windows along their mechanical axis, rod microlenses ...
Doric Lenses
Grinding and polishing one side of a rod lens to a flat surface is used to produce plano-convex cylindrical microlenses, hence the name cut-rod cylindrical lenses. Similarly, the lens height and length are adjusted to the required dimensions.
Doric Lenses
Ball lenses in their complete form have a long tradition of manufacturing and use. They are also a good starting point for making other lens types that would otherwise be tricky to make. For example, flattening and polishing one side of the sphere result ...
Doric Lenses
Diameter: 0.5 mm - 60 mm
... Hobbite Micro lenses (C-lens) are the basic optic componet in optical communication devices. They are used to couple collimated beams and divergent beams, for example,coupling from fiber to fiber, source to fiber, or fiber to detector. The advantages ...
Hobbite.Co., LTD
Wavelength: 0.55 mm
Gradient Index (GRIN) lenses have a radially varying index of refraction and that causes an optical ray to follow a sinusoidal propagation path through the lens. Carefully designing the lenses for specific working distances GRIN lenses are easy to handle ...
Hobbite.Co., LTD
... Hobbite Micro lenses (C-lens) are the basic optic componet in optical communication devices. They are used to couple collimated beams and divergent beams, for example,coupling from fiber to fiber, source to fiber, or fiber to detector. The advantages ...
Hobbite.Co., LTD
Rod lenses are polished on the circumference and ground on both ends. Optical performance is similar to a cylinder lens. Collimated light passing through the diameter of the rod will be focused into a line. These components are used in a variety of laser ...
Hobbite.Co., LTD
Wavelength: 632.8 nm
... Hobbite provides high cost performance plano convex lens made from different materials. Plano-convex lens is the most common item used for light focusing and collimation. Coated with antireflective coatings, lenses are used in imaging, lasers and ...
Hobbite.Co., LTD
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