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Plano-Convex Aspheric Objective Lenses
Plano-Convex Aspheric Objective Lenses
For applications like laser diode collimation, or coupling to optical fibers, these aspheric objective lenses offer the same magnification and on-axis performance as microscope objectives in a lighter and more compact package.
- Replace bulky microscope objective lenses
- Coupling, collimation & manipulation of diode laser beams
- Adapters for mirror mounts or objective mounts
- Aspheric objective lens kits available See All Features
| Compare | Description | Drawings, CAD & Specs | Avail. | Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 5721-A-HAspheric Objective Lens, 60x, 2.8 mm EFL, 350-700 nm | In Stock FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More | ||||
| 5721-B-HAspheric Objective Lens, 60x, 2.8 mm EFL, 600-1050 nm | In Stock | ||||
| 5721-C-HAspheric Objective Lens, 60x, 2.8 mm EFL, 1050-1600 nm | In Stock FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More | ||||
 | 5722-A-HAspheric Objective Lens, 40x, 4.5 mm EFL, 350-700 nm | In Stock FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More | ||||
| 5722-B-HAspheric Objective Lens, 40x, 4.5 mm EFL, 600-1050 nm | In Stock FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More | ||||
| 5722-C-HAspheric Objective Lens, 40x, 4.5 mm EFL, 1050-1600 nm | In Stock FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More | ||||
 | 5723-A-HAspheric Objective Lens, 30x, 6.2 mm EFL, 350-700 nm | In Stock FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More | ||||
| 5723-B-HAspheric Objective Lens, 30x, 6.2 mm EFL, 600-1050 nm | FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More | ||||
| 5723-C-HAspheric Objective Lens, 30x, 6.2 mm EFL, 1050-1600 nm | In Stock FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More | ||||
 | 5724-A-HAspheric Objective Lens, 20x, 8.0 mm EFL, 350-700 nm | FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More |
Features
Replace Bulky Microscope Objectives
For simple applications such as laser diode collimation, or coupling to optical fibers, compact aspheric lenses offer the same magnification and on-axis performance as microscope objectives in a lighter and more compact package.
From left: MVC-60X , M-60X , and 5721-A-H with the 5709 adapter
Advantage of Aspheric Lenses
In applications that require large acceptance angles, such as light gathering for illumination, spherical lenses are unsuitable due to spherical aberration, or the effect of refractive power of a spherical surface becoming greater with increasing aperture. Aspheric lenses maintain constant focal length or very high NA, avoiding the need for multiple elements to correct spherical aberration. This simplifies system design by reducing weight and component count. It also results in less transmission loss, and less ghosting due to having fewer surfaces. The primary drawback of aspheric lenses is off-axis performance is poor. This is not a problem for coupling to and from optical fibers or collimating light sources, but aspheric lenses are not usable over a wide field of view.
Focusing Light with an Aspheric Lens
A good way to select the correct aspheric lens for your beam collimation (or focusing) application is to start by finding the appropriate focal length using this formula: f = D( πω/4λ) where f is the lens focal length, D is the 1/e2 diameter of the collimated beam, ω is the beam diameter at the focus, and λ is the wavelength.
Collimating Light with an Aspheric Lens
If you are collimating light, you must then find a aspheric lens with Numeric Aperture larger than that of your fiber or diode in order to capture all the available light. If you are focusing into a fiber, be sure that the NA of the focused beam is smaller than the NA of the multimode fiber to maximize coupling efficiency (this may alternatively be done by using less than the full aperture on a higher NA lens). This analysis will give you a good estimate, but you may find that you need to try a few lenses to get optimum focusing.
Aspheric Lens Construction
Each asphere is made from laser-quality glass to provide optimum performance and has extremely low wavefront distortion over a wide wavelength range. The lenses with plano second surfaces have the least aberration while those with convex second surfaces have the lowest f number. The lenses come with your choice of broadband anti-reflection coatings and provide better than 97% transmission.
Focal Length and Working Distance
Except for the Model 5721, the focal length listed assumes the presence of a protective window, which is common in laser-diode packages. The lenses are also suitable for applications where there is no window over the laser diode. In this case, there will be a small change in the focal length (<1 mm). The working distance is defined as the distance from the focal point to the surface of the lens. Lenses are recessed by 0.5 mm in each holder.
Compatible with 1 inch optic mount
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Accessories
Aspheric Lens Adapters
| Compare | Description | Drawings, CAD & Specs | Avail. | Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 5708Asphere Adapter, Fiber Aligner. Requires 9092 Coupler Body | In Stock FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More | ||||
 | 5709Asphere Adapter, RMS Threaded | In Stock FREE 2-day shipping on thousands of products on Newport.com Learn More | ||||
 | 1283Aspheric Objective Lens Adapter | 2 Weeks |
