The LINOS Laseroptics and Lenses - Qioptiq Q-Shop
The LINOS Laseroptics and Lenses - Qioptiq Q-Shop
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Singlets AchromatsF-<strong>The</strong>ta-Ronar <strong>Lenses</strong> 532 nm<strong>The</strong> following is valid for the overviewtables at the bottom:••<strong>The</strong> entrance beam diameter (beam-Ø)refers to the intensity 1/e 2 at Gaussianillumination. <strong>The</strong> image spot diameter(spot-Ø) refers to the intensity 1/e 2 atGaussian illumination. It can becalculated 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 arerecommended values••<strong>The</strong> overall scan angle Ñ refers to themaximum diagonal scan angle••<strong>The</strong> scan length can be calculated withthe formula:••<strong>The</strong> listed F-<strong>The</strong>ta-Ronar lensesaccomplish the F-<strong>The</strong>ta-conditionbetterthan 0.1% except for a fewversions.<strong>The</strong>se lenses which have alarger scanfield due to distortion areindicated with**.••<strong>The</strong> effective focal length (EFL), flangefocal length (FFL) <strong>and</strong> back focallength(BFL) have been calculated bymeans ofparaxial relations (for raysclose to theoptical axis). In reality,they can slightlydeviate from the datashown in thefollowing tables by theactual entrancebeam diameters <strong>and</strong>mirror positionsused.• • <strong>The</strong> data for the entrance beamdiameter <strong>and</strong> the mirror positions arerecommended values. Changing theirvalues will affect both the image spotdiameter <strong>and</strong> the maximum possiblescanangle/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 532 nmProtectiveglassNominal focallength [mm]Effectivefocal length[mm] EFLBack focal length(from vertexof lastelement or fromprotective glasssurface) [mm]BFLFlange focallength (distancefrom mechanicalflange tofocusplane) [mm] FFLScanlengthordiagonal forareascans[mm]2y'Maximumscan field[mm 2 ]PG1 63 62.3 78 87.7 40.3 28.5 x 28.5PG1 100 99.5 122.2 131.8 61.5 43.5 x 43.5PG8 100 94 96.1 98.7 82 58 x 58100 94 111.4 98.2 82 58 x 58PG7 100* Telecentric Lens 100.2 129.5 195.8 77 54.4 x 54.4PG8 160 159.6 181.6 184.2 139.2 98.4 x 98.4160 159.6 188.6 183.7 139.2 98.4 x 98.4PG12 160** Power-Series 160 188.3 203.5 139.6 98.7 x 98.7PG1 160*** 160.5 187.7 195.3 99.2 70.1 x 70.1PG7 250 250.2 291.4 337.1 218.4 154.4 x 154.4PG1 254 254 289.4 303.5 156.9 111 x 111PG7 330 329.9 386.2 438.3 287.9 203.6 x 203.6330 329.9 389.5 437.2 287.9 203.6 x 203.6PG7 330 Power-Series 329.9 391.9 444 287.9 203.6 x 203.6PG7 420 419.9 493.3 545 410.4 290.2 x 290.2420 419.9 497.1 543.9 410.4 290.2 x 290.2PG7 420 Power-Series 419.8 497.5 549.2 410.4 290.2 x 290.2635 634.6 772.6 833.8 564.9 399.4 x 399.4* Meets F-<strong>The</strong>ta condition better than 3.4%** Meets F-<strong>The</strong>ta condition better than 0.5%*** Meets F-<strong>The</strong>ta condition better than 1%416US-Phone +1 585 223-2370 UK-Phone +44 2380 744 500