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The LINOS Laseroptics and Lenses - Qioptiq Q-Shop

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Singlets AchromatsF-<strong>The</strong>ta-Ronar <strong>Lenses</strong> 1030/1064 nm<strong>The</strong> following is valid for the overview​tables at the bottom:••<strong>The</strong> entrance beam diameter (beam-Ø)​refers to the intensity 1/e 2 at Gaussian​illumination. <strong>The</strong> image spot diameter​(spot-Ø) refers to the intensity 1/e 2 at​Gaussian illumination. It can be​calculated by the formula:Spot-Ø = 1.83 x λ x EFL / beam-ØSpot-Ø: image spot diameter [μm]1.83: factor of apodisationλ: wavelength [nm]EFL: focal length [mm]Beam-Ø: entrance beam diameter [mm]••<strong>The</strong> mirror distances m1 <strong>and</strong> m2 are​recommended values••<strong>The</strong> overall scan angle Ñ refers to the​maximum diagonal scan angle••<strong>The</strong> scan length can be calculated with​the formula:••<strong>The</strong> listed F-<strong>The</strong>ta-Ronar lenses​accomplish the F-<strong>The</strong>ta-conditionbetter​than 0.1% except for a fewversions.​<strong>The</strong>se lenses which have alarger scan​field due to distortion areindicated with​**.••<strong>The</strong> effective focal length (EFL), flange​focal length (FFL) <strong>and</strong> back focallength​(BFL) have been calculated bymeans of​paraxial relations (for raysclose to the​optical axis). In reality,they can slightly​deviate from the datashown in the​following tables by theactual entrance​beam diameters <strong>and</strong>mirror positions​used.• • <strong>The</strong> data for the entrance beam​diameter <strong>and</strong> the mirror positions are​recommended values. Changing their​values will affect both the image spot​diameter <strong>and</strong> the maximum possiblescan​angle/diagonal.2y‘= EFL x 2Ð x π/1802y‘: scan length or diagonal [mm]EFL: focal length [mm]2Ð: overall scan angle [°]π/180: conversion factor into radiansF-<strong>The</strong>ta-Ronar 1030/1064 nmProtectiveglassNominal focallength [mm]Effective focallength [mm] EFLBack focal length (fromvertex​of last elementor from​protective glasssurface) [mm]​BFLFlange focal length(distance​frommechanical flange to​focus plane) [mm] FFLPG1 63 63.9 79.4 89.1 41.2PG1 100 99.9 120.6 130.3 61.7PG2 100 99.7 103.4 106 87100 99.7 118.4 105.5 87PG9 100 * Telecentric 100.1 128.9 195.2 76.9PG2 160 160.3 181.8 184.4 139.9160 160.3 189.1 183.8 139.9PG1 160 ** 159.9 186.5 194.1 98.8PG5 163 163.1 190 219.1 162.3163 163.1 192.7 218.1 162.3PG6 254 254.4 299.1 344.8 222PG10 254 for 1030 nm 254.4 299.1 344.8 222PG1 254 254.1 289.3 303.4 157PG6 330 331.4 390.5 442.6 306.6330 331.4 392.8 441.6 306.6PG6 420 420.5 497.1 548.8 411420 420.5 499.2 547.7 411Scan​length​or​diagon​al for​area​scans​[mm]​2y'* Meets F-<strong>The</strong>ta condition better than 3.4%** Meets F-<strong>The</strong>ta condition better than 1%420US-Phone +1 585 223-2370 UK-Phone +44 2380 744 500

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