Frequently Asked Questions

The available focal lengths range from 6.3 mm to 764.0 mm, with specific focal lengths including 6.3 mm, 50.8 mm, 234.7 mm, 500.5 mm, and more. Each focal length is designed to suit various optical applications.

The standard thickness for most of the Positive Fresnel Lenses is 1.8 mm, with some models featuring a thickness of 2.5 mm. Custom thickness options are available upon request.

The standard material used is PMMA (Polymethyl Methacrylate), with a refractive index of 1.49 and a relative dispersion of 58. Other materials can be used depending on specific requirements.

Facet spacing varies across models, ranging from 0.076 mm to 0.762 mm. The spacing affects the focal properties and is an essential factor in lens performance.

Yes, special designs, dimensions, and trimming options can be provided based on customer requests. The outside diameter may also exceed the clear aperture by 5-20 mm, depending on specific requirements.

Clear aperture sizes vary from 6.4 mm to 615.7 mm, depending on the specific model. The clear aperture size directly impacts the amount of light the lens can transmit.

While the focal lengths are listed for 546 nm light, these lenses can be used with other wavelengths, though the performance may vary. Custom configurations are available to optimize for different wavelengths.

These Fresnel lenses are ideal for applications such as solar concentrators, imaging systems, optical sensors, lighting systems, and beam shaping in laser applications.

The focal lengths are specified with a tolerance of ±5%, ensuring high precision and accuracy for various optical applications.

To determine the number of lines per mm, divide 1 by the facet spacing. This calculation is essential for understanding the lens's resolution and light management properties.

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