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March 2003
BALL AND DRUM LENSESTech Spec Ball Lenses are designed to improve coupling between fibers, emitters and detectors. Higher refractor length reduces back focal length, allowing users to build systems with tight space requirements. Ball lenses can be used for fiber coupling, endoscopy, bar-code scanning and sensor applications, or as a pre-form for aspheric lenses. They are available from 1 to 8 mm in diameter, with tolerances of +0/-3µm, 40-20 surface quality and 2µm spherocity. The lens is made from Ohara's 2LAH79 glass, with a refractive index of 2.0 and Abbe Number of 28.3. Drum lenses are ball lenses that have been ground down axially; they have the same optical surface but provide a cylindrical mounting surface to ease handling.
EDMUND INDUSTRIAL OPTICS. Barrington, NJ.
— Indicate 210 under March 03
WIDE SUPER-ZOOM HR LENSThe 12 x 5.3 wide super zoom HR lens features Assisted Internal Focus (AIF) technology and precision crafted glass with an electron beam coating. The deliver increased resolution with minimal flair and ghosting, producing images with enhanced contrast and accurate color reproduction. The HR Series lenses are fully compatible with 2/3-inch digital 16/9 format cameras. The 12 x 5.3 AIFoHR wide super zoom combines F5.3 wide-angle capability with a 12x zoom range of F5.3 F64mm. This zoom range can be extended to F128mm with a standard 2x range extender.
THALES COMPONENTS CORPORATION. Totowa NJ.
— Indicate 211 under March 03
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