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Positive Meniscus Lenses And Negative Meniscus Lenses

Positive Meniscus Lenses And Negative Meniscus Lenses

Aberration Correction: Meniscus lenses are often used to correct aberrations in optical systems, thereby improving image quality.

Condensers: In illumination systems, meniscus lenses can be used as condensers to focus light.

Chromatic Aberration Elimination: By selecting the appropriate thickness, meniscus lenses can eliminate chromatic aberration, enhancing the optical performance of the lens.

  • Material :

    Optical glass, Fused silica, Silicon, Germanium, CaF2, MgF2, Sapphire, ZnSe, ZnS
  • Surface Quality :

    10-5
  • Coating :

    Uncoated, AR and HR
  • Diameter :

    0.5 to 350 mm
  • Diameter Tolerance :

    +0/-0.02 mm
  • Thickness Tolerance :

    ±0.01 mm
  • Surface Figure :

    λ/10
  • Centration :

    1 minute or 30 Second

Meniscus lenses have a wide range of applications in various fields, including:

1. Photography Systems: Meniscus lenses are often used in conjunction with doublet lenses for collimated imaging.

2. Objective Systems: In objective systems, meniscus lenses are used to focus or disperse light.

3. Laser Measurement Systems: Meniscus lenses are also commonly found in laser measurement systems, where they are used to extend the focal length of optical systems and project light.

4. Focal Length Extension in Optical Systems: By combining biconcave lenses, the focal length range of optical systems can be effectively extended, making them suitable for various optical instruments and devices.

Positive Meniscus Lens:

Material

BK7 grade A optical glass

Design Wavelength

546.1 nm

Design Index:

1.5183 ± 0.0005

Diameter Tolerance

+0.00, -0.15 mm

Thickness Tolerance

±0.2 mm

Paraxial Focal Length

±2%

Centration

<3 arc minutes

Clear Aperture

>85%

Surface Irregularity

λ/4@632.8 nm

Surface Quality

60-40 scratch and dig

Protective Bevel

0.25 mm x 45°

 

BK7 Positive Meniscus Lens Standard Products:

Part No.

f (mm)

Ф(mm)

R1 (mm)

R2(mm)

t c(mm)

t e(mm)

f b(mm)

TPM101

100.0

25.4

33.72

90.0

4.0

2.5

97.5

TPM102

125.0

25.4

38.47

90.0

4.0

2.8

121.8

TPM103

150.0

25.4

42.52

90.0

4.0

3.0

146.3

TPM104

175.0

25.4

46.05

90.0

4.0

3.1

171.2

Note: Other material, size and coating are available upon request.

 

Negative Meniscus Lens:

Material

BK7 grade A optical glass

Design Wavelength

546.1 nm

Design Index:

1.5183 ± 0.0005

Diameter Tolerance

+0.00, -0.15 mm

Paraxial Focal Length

±2%

Centration

<3 arc minutes

Clear Aperture

>85%

Surface Irregularity

λ/4@632.8 nm

Surface Quality

60-40 scratch and dig

Protective Bevel

0.25 mm x 45°

 

BK7 Negative Meniscus Lens Standard Products:

Part No.

f (mm)

Ф(mm)

R1 (mm)

R2(mm)

t c(mm)

t e(mm)

f b(mm)

TNM101

-100.0

25.4

90.0

32.59

3.0

4.5

-99.2

TNM102

-125.0

25.4

90.0

37.26

3.0

4.2

-123.7

TNM103

-150.0

25.4

90.0

41.42

3.0

4.0

-149.5

TNM104

-175.0

25.4

90.0

44.86

3.0

3.8

-174.6

Note: Other material, size and coating are available upon request.

 

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Positive Meniscus Lenses And Negative Meniscus Lenses

Aberration Correction: Meniscus lenses are often used to correct aberrations in optical systems, thereby improving image quality. Condensers: In illumination systems, meniscus lenses can be used as condensers to focus light. Chromatic Aberration Elimination: By selecting the appropriate thickness, meniscus lenses can eliminate chromatic aberration, enhancing the optical performance of the lens.

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