Aspheric reflectors
Elliptical reflectors
An elliptical reflector has a planar reflecting surface and an elliptical outline or, when placed in an light path slantly at 45°, a circular outline. It can converge any light starting from or passing through a focus to anoher focus, being aplanatic for the two focuses.
An elliptical reflector has a planar reflecting surface and an elliptical outline or, when placed in an light path slantly at 45°, a circular outline. It can converge any light starting from or passing through a focus to anoher focus, being aplanatic for the two focuses.
Name | Parameters |
Material | Precision-annealed H-K9L optical glass, fused quartz,glass ceramics |
Surface flatness | λ10@633nm |
Parallel error | <1 |
Finish of reflecting surface | Up to 10-5 |
Back | Fine ground |
Dimension tolerance | +0.0/-0.05mm |
Thickness tolerance | ±0.05mm |
Bevel | 0.2mm x 45° |
Coating | As per customer's request |
Parabolic reflectors
A parabolic reflector has a curved surface that is a circular paraboloid, namely that is, the surface generated by a parabola revolving around its axis. Therefore, parabolic reflectors can be used for the conver-gence and focusing of incoming rays.
Name | Parameters |
Material | K9/fused quartz/glass ceramics |
Dimension | 15mm~2000mm |
Surface rule | RMS>1/80 |
Deviation angle | 90° |
Finish | Up to 60~40 |
Surface roughness | RMS<0.8nm |
Dimension tolerance | ±0.02mm |
Focal length tolerance tolerance | ±0.2% |
Coating | Aluminum/siver/gold/medium high-lection film/ customizable for special wave bands |