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PCX-F30-UVFS-25.4-ET2.0-AR522-AR522

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The PCX-F30-UVFS-25.4-ET2.0-AR522-AR522 from OPTOMAN is a Optical Lens with Wavelength Range 950 to 1050 nm, Focal Length 30 mm, Center Thickness 10.4 mm, Diameter 25.4 mm, Radius 12.7 mm. More details for PCX-F30-UVFS-25.4-ET2.0-AR522-AR522 can be seen below.

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Product Details

  • Part Number
    PCX-F30-UVFS-25.4-ET2.0-AR522-AR522
  • Manufacturer
    OPTOMAN
  • Description
    950 to 1050 nm 20-10 scratch-dig UV Grade Fused Silica 12.7 mm Optical Lens

General Parameters

  • Sub Type
    Plano-Convex Lens
  • Lens Shape
    Spherical Lens
  • Angle of Incidence
    0 Degree
  • Wavelength Range
    950 to 1050 nm
  • Focal Length
    30 mm
  • Focal Length Tolerance
    ±2%
  • Center Thickness
    10.4 mm
  • Chips
    <0.2 mm (stoned)
  • Diameter
    25.4 mm
  • Radius
    12.7 mm
  • Clear Aperture
    20 mm
  • Diameter Tolerance
    +0/-0.1 mm
  • Edge Thickness(ET)
    2 mm
  • Edge Thickness Tolerance(Te)
    ±0.1 mm
  • Centration Error
    <3 arcmin
  • Chamfers
    0.1-0.3 mm x 45 Degree
  • Radius of Curvature
    13.802 mm (Convex), PLANO
  • Coating
    CX/PL: AR<0.1% @ 950-1050 nm (S1/S2)
  • Substrate/Material
    UVFS
  • Surface Quality
    20-10 scratch-dig
  • Surface Irregularity(S1/S2)
    λ/4

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