Frequently Asked Questions

It spreads light rays rather than focusing them, making it ideal for beam shaping and optical signal processing.

It is made from optical-grade polymer, ensuring durability and high optical clarity.

Yes, the lens operates in a wide temperature range (-40°C to +85°C) and is suitable for outdoor environments.

Unlike a positive Fresnel lens, which focuses light, the negative Fresnel lens disperses light, creating a divergent beam.

Common applications include beam shaping, optical signal processing, and use in projection systems.

Yes, its compact and lightweight design makes it ideal for systems with space and weight constraints.

No, it is designed to offer high light transmission with minimal distortion.

The lens measures 200 mm x 200 mm with a thickness of 2.5 mm.

The lens has a negative focal length of -300 mm.

Yes, it is effective for light spreading and divergence, making it ideal for projection systems

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