Coad | 668205 | Substrate | UVFS | |
Type | Plano-Convex Lenses | Clear Aperture | 90% CA | |
Diameter(mm) | 25.40 | Diameter Tolerance | +0/-0.1mm | |
Thickness(mm) | 2.00 | Thickness Tolerance | +0/-0.1mm | |
Center Thickness | 3.8mm | Parallelism | ≤3 arcmin | |
Wavelength(nm) | 400 - 700 | Surface Quality | 40-20 | |
Focal Length(mm) | 100.30 | Focal Length Tolerance | ±1% | |
Radius of Curvature | 46.0mm | Back Focal Length | 97.7mm | |
Sagittal Aperture | 0.5 | Aperture on Curved Surface | 3 | |
Surface Irregularity | λ/2@633 nm | Laser Damage Threshold | - | |
Coating Type | Anti-Reflective Coating | Mechanical Housing | SM1-8A(Lens sleeve with SM1 internal and external threads) | |
Coating Specifications | Ravg<0.5%a@400-700nm |
LBTEK plano-convex lenses are made of UV fused silica, which provides better homogeneity and a lower thermal expansion coefficient compared to N-BK7 glass, making them especially suitable for use in the ultraviolet and near-infrared spectral ranges. With a positive focal length, LBTEK plano-convex lenses are commonly applied in imaging and beam collimation. LBTEK offers both unmounted and mounted plano-convex lenses for the 400–700 nm wavelength range, with available diameters of 12.7 mm, 25.4 mm, and 50.8 mm. The mounted versions come pre-installed in standard lens tubes, with the product model, type, diameter, and focal length engraved on the tube surface for quick and convenient identification.
LBTEK plano-convex lenses are made of UV fused silica, offering better homogeneity and a lower thermal expansion coefficient compared to N-BK7 glass, making them particularly suitable for ultraviolet and near-infrared applications. With a positive focal length, LBTEK plano-convex lenses are commonly used for imaging and beam collimation. The mounted versions come pre-installed in standard lens tubes, with the product model, type, diameter, and focal length clearly engraved on the tube surface, allowing users to quickly and easily identify the lens parameters.
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