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Double concave lens is similar to a plano concave lens, with a negative focal length that allows parallel incident light to diverge outward. The curvature radii of the two sides of a biconcave lens are equal and are generally used for beam expansion and projection.
Double concave lens is the most common form of Negative lens. Negative lens is most suited to producing diverging light or a virtual image, where the input light is converging.
Pictures and drawings of Double-Concave Lenses:
Material: | BK7, Fused Silica, SF10, CaF2, Sapphire .etc. |
Paraxial Focal Length Tolerance: | ±2% |
Dimension Tolerance: | ±0.2(General). ±0.05(High Precision) |
Centration: | <3 arc min |
IRR: | λ/4@633nm(General),λ/10@633nm(High Precision) |
Clear Aperture: | >80%(Small Size), >95%(Laege Size) |
Surface Figure | <1.5λ@633nm(General),<λ/4@633nm(High Precision) |
Surface Quality: | 60/40(General),10/5(High Precision) |
Bevel: | <0.25mm |
Coating: | Uncaoted, AR,PR, HR, etc. |
Double concave lens is similar to a plano concave lens, with a negative focal length that allows parallel incident light to diverge outward. The curvature radii of the two sides of a biconcave lens are equal and are generally used for beam expansion and projection.
Double concave lens is the most common form of Negative lens. Negative lens is most suited to producing diverging light or a virtual image, where the input light is converging.
Pictures and drawings of Double-Concave Lenses:
Material: | BK7, Fused Silica, SF10, CaF2, Sapphire .etc. |
Paraxial Focal Length Tolerance: | ±2% |
Dimension Tolerance: | ±0.2(General). ±0.05(High Precision) |
Centration: | <3 arc min |
IRR: | λ/4@633nm(General),λ/10@633nm(High Precision) |
Clear Aperture: | >80%(Small Size), >95%(Laege Size) |
Surface Figure | <1.5λ@633nm(General),<λ/4@633nm(High Precision) |
Surface Quality: | 60/40(General),10/5(High Precision) |
Bevel: | <0.25mm |
Coating: | Uncaoted, AR,PR, HR, etc. |