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Spherical Lenses
Single spherical macrolenses are made of optically transparent and homogeneous materials limited by spherical surfaces of constant radius.
Single spherical macrolenses are made of optically transparent and homogeneous materials limited by spherical surfaces of constant radius. When one of these radii is infinite, it becomes plano-convex or plano-concave lens.
To generate the code for your product, use the code generator below. Once created, copy the code in an email and send it at sales@doriclenses.com to request a quote.
The feasibility of the selected configuration is to be confirmed by the Sales department.
ORDERING CODE: SPH_Glass_R1,R2_d_t_S1(λ1-λ2)_S2(λ1-λ2)
Glass - Optical material
R1 - Radius of first surface (mm) for plano surface enter 0
R2 - Radius of second surface (mm) for plano surface enter 0
d - Lens diameter (mm)
t - Lens thickness (mm)
S1(λ1-λ2) - Coating code
S2(λ1-λ2) - Coating code
S is reserved for the lens coating specification code. The most common examples are provided in Preferred Coating Table. AR means Anti-reflective coating. Unless otherwise specified, R<0.5% across usable numerical aperture of the lens and within appropriate spectral range.
To generate the code for your product, use the code generator below. Once created, copy the code in an email and send it at sales@doriclenses.com to request a quote.
The feasibility of the selected configuration is to be confirmed by the Sales department.
ORDERING CODE: SPH_Glass_R1,R2_d_t_S1(λ1-λ2)_S2(λ1-λ2)
Glass - Optical material
R1 - Radius of first surface (mm) for plano surface enter 0
R2 - Radius of second surface (mm) for plano surface enter 0
d - Lens diameter (mm)
t - Lens thickness (mm)
S1(λ1-λ2) - Coating code
S2(λ1-λ2) - Coating code
S is reserved for the lens coating specification code. The most common examples are provided in Preferred Coating Table. AR means Anti-reflective coating. Unless otherwise specified, R<0.5% across usable numerical aperture of the lens and within appropriate spectral range.