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Supplier: Newport MKS
Description: The LGI1300-1 GRIN Lens has a 0.23 pitch lens that is useful for collimating laser diodes and non-contact fiber coupling and collimating. This general purpose SELFOC® radial gradient index oxide glass, plano-plano lens has a 1.8 mm diameter, a 4.42 mm length, a
- Antireflection Coating: Yes
- Diameter / Length: 1.8 mm
- Lens Type: Gradient Index Lens
- Materials: Other
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Supplier: Newport MKS
Description: The LGI830-5 GRIN Lens has a 0.25-pitch lens that is useful for fiber coupling and collimating and fiber-to-fiber coupling. This SELFOC® radial gradient index oxide glass general purpose plano-plano lens has a 1.8 mm diameter, a 3.71 mm length, a 0.6 NA, and is
- Antireflection Coating: Yes
- Diameter / Length: 1.8 mm
- Lens Type: Gradient Index Lens
- Materials: Other
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Supplier: Newport MKS
Description: The LGI830-1 GRIN Lens has a 0.23 pitch lens that is useful for collimating laser diodes and non-contact fiber coupling and collimating. This general purpose SELFOC® radial gradient index oxide glass, plano-plano lens has a 1.8 mm diameter, a 4.42 mm length, a 0.46
- Antireflection Coating: Yes
- Diameter / Length: 1.8 mm
- Lens Type: Gradient Index Lens
- Materials: Other
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Supplier: Newport MKS
Description: The LGI630-5 GRIN Lens has a 0.25-pitch lens that is useful for fiber coupling and collimating and fiber-to-fiber coupling. This SELFOC® radial gradient index oxide glass general purpose plano-plano lens has a 1.8 mm diameter, a 3.65 mm length, a 0.6 NA, and is
- Antireflection Coating: Yes
- Diameter / Length: 1.8 mm
- Lens Type: Gradient Index Lens
- Materials: Other
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Possible application of GRIN optics for symmetrization of partially coherent laser-diode beams
of a cylindrical thin lens and a cylindrical GRIN lens ( Selfoc lens) in the one direction and only free space in the other direction.
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Holographic Optical Element Wavelength Multi-Demultiplexer In The Near Infrared
A GRIN lens ( Selfoc type) is fixed at the extremity of the input fiber F to obtain a collimated beam illuminating the HOE at Bragg angle.
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Miniaturized Detection System for Fluorescence and Absorbance Measurements in Chromatographic Applications
The MMF detector is positioned at the focus in the yz-plane of the GRIN lens ( SELFOC SLW2.0, with a pitch of 0.28 at 409 nm).
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Multifiber gradient‐index lens laser angioplasty probe
This design is achieved using a 1mm diam- eter quarter pitch GRIN lens ( SELFOC ”’,made by Nippon Sheet Glass) attached to a bundle of ford hard-clad silica (HCS) fibers with core and cladding diameters of 200 and 230 pm, respec …
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Multidimensional displacement sensor using the optical feedback of laser diodes
An LD (Mitsubishi ML4413 : ) =786 nm, 5 mW) package and a GRIN lens ( SELFOC W40-S1111-S078,CBC: 4 =4 mm, f =3.6 mm) constitute the sensor head.
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Optical PMMA Chip Suitable for Multianalyte Detection
… the emitted fluorescence travels along the thickness of the PMMA upper piece up to its end-face, where it is collected by means of a multimode optical fiber (200 m core diameter) coupled with a GRIN lens ( SELFOC Microlens, 1/4 pitch, 1 …
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A coherent all-solid-state laser array using the Talbot effect in a three-mirror cavity
Each LD emitter is then focused by a graded-index (GRIN) lens array consisting of twelve 800- m pitch GRIN lenses ( SELFOC MicroLens) to end-pump the slab crystal.
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Image quality in microendoscopy: critical issues
The Selfoc Grin lens also limits, in a non negligible proportion, the overall quality of the microendoscopic image.
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SELFOC lenses: applications in DWDM and optical data links
SELFOC GRIN lens or SML (Selfoc Micro Lens) is now recognized world wide as a unique, compact, cylindrical, convenient, and economical solution to many optical design.
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Graphical user interfaces for teaching and design of GRIN lenses in optical interconnections
In this case we consider anamorphic selfoc GRIN lenses to correct one of the inherent properties of laser diodes: the astigmatism.