498 Phone: 1-800-222-6440 • Fax: 1-949-253-1680 O p t i c s TECHNICAL REFERENCE AND FUNDAMENTAL APPLICATIONS CYLINDRICAL AND SPHERICAL LENSES LENS SELECTION GUIDE SPECIALTY LENSES PRISMS MIRRORS OPTICAL SYSTEMS OPTICS SETS Ordering Information Model Wavelength Range GBS-AR14 430 nm - 700 nm GBS-UV-H 245 nm - 440 nm GBS-NIR-H3 800 nm - 1120 nm [ A ] 1.00-32 (C-MOUNT) BOTH ENDS [ 31.8 ] ø 1.25 Model Dimension A [in. (mm)] GBS-AR14 5.95 ± 0.40 (151.1 ± 10.2) GBS-UV-H 10.34 ± 0.40 (262.5 ± 10.2) GBS-NIR-H3 11.05 ± 0.66 (280.7 ± 16.8) Refractive Beam Shaper Accessory Products Input Beam Quality Use of an Optical Fiber to Improve Beam Quality A single mode optical fiber produces, in the far field, an optical profile that is very nearly Gaussian. When used with a high quality collimation optic, a fiber is capable of generating a good Gaussian optical profile. The drawback of a fiber input system is, of course, the optical power that can be delivered. Experience has shown that several hundred milliwatts can be delivered through such as system. Suggested Product for Input Beam Quality Using an Optical Fiber Model Description F-1015 Series Precision Single Mode Fiber Coupler see newport.com F-91-C1 Single-Mode Fiber Couplers see page 946 F-SMF-28-C-3FC Single Mode Communication Grade Fiber see page 389 F-SPV Polarization-Preserving Single-Mode Fibers see page 397 Use of a Spatial Filter to Improve Beam Quality Another strategy for cleaning up an input beam with poor optical quality is the use of a spatial filter. It is important that the parameters of the filter (input focal length, pinhole size) be chosen astutely for best power transfer and beam quality. Suggested Product for Input Beam Quality Using a Spatial Filter Model Description 910A Compact Five-Axis Spatial Filter see page 505 900 (M-900) Three-Axis Spatial Filter see page 504 Objective lens and pinhole selected by user based on input beam parameters. Dimensions
Open the catalog to page 1O p t i c s 499 Email: [email protected] • Web: newport.com TECHNICAL REFERENCE AND FUNDAMENTAL APPLICATIONS LENS SELECTION GUIDE SPHERICAL LENSES CYLINDRICAL AND SPECIALTY LENSES OPTICS SETS OPTICAL SYSTEMS MIRRORS PRISMS Input Beam Waist Size To attain optimum performance from the Refractive Beam Shaper, the input beam waist diameter must be 4.732 mm at 1/e2 for the visible GBS-AR14 (or 5.0 mm for the NIR or UV beam shapers). Use of a zoom beam expander with sufficient range to accommodate the transformation of the incident laser beam to the desired waist is an excellent method of sizing the...
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