Cemented Achromatic Lens, Operating Wavelength: 650-1050 nm OLD3270-T3M

Achromatic lenses are usually made by cementing multiple optical elements, alternating positive lenses made of low-refractive-index materials such as crown glass with negative lenses made of high-refractive-index materials such as flint glass. These elements are selected and optimized so that the negative lenses correct the dispersion of the positive lenses, minimizing chromatic aberration. Achromatic lenses provide a nearly constant focal length within the operating wavelength band and therefore offer excellent off-axis performance. Compared with singlets, cemented achromatic lenses give users more design options and deliver excellent performance in visual imaging and laser beam manipulation applications. Our lenses are optimized by computer-aided design to minimize aberrations and provide small focused spots. JCOPTIX's near-infrared achromatic lenses are designed for 706.5 nm, 855.0 nm and 1015 nm. Achromatic lenses outperform singlets in any monochromatic application within the near-infrared wavelength band. Diffraction-limited spots can be formed when monochromatic sources such as lasers are used. JCOPTIX offers visible achromatic lenses with diameters of 12.7 mm, 25.4 mm and 50.8 mm. Different operating wavelength versions can be selected for the application: 400-700 nm, 650-1050 nm, 1050-1700 nm and 400-1100 nm. Antireflection coatings optimized for the operating wavelength band effectively reduce surface reflection, with an average reflectance below 1% per surface, and improve lens transmission. For other special customization requirements, please contact technical support.

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