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'''SELFOC Microlenses''' are flat-ended [[gradient-index optics|gradient-index]] [[Lens (optics)|lenses]]. The [[refractive index]] variation in the material is created by [[ion exchange]]. They are used as [[collimator]]s or lenses for filter components. The flat ends make alignment easy. They were developed by [[Nippon Sheet Glass]]. |
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Revision as of 05:21, 8 April 2019
SELFOC Microlenses are flat-ended gradient-index lenses. The refractive index variation in the material is created by ion exchange. They are used as collimators or lenses for filter components. The flat ends make alignment easy. They were developed by Nippon Sheet Glass.
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- SELFOC Microlens Technical Charts
- SELFOC Lens Calculations - Distance
- SELFOC Mircolens Calculations - Magnification
- SELFOC Microlens Arrays for 1:1 Image transfer
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