Frequently Asked Questions

Microlens arrays are used in imaging and beam shaping, CCD detection, optical communication, multi-beam scanning, CD or DVD read/write heads, and medical and beauty devices.

Refractive microlens arrays offer smaller size, lighter weight, and higher integration while addressing challenges in processing high-order aspherical and freeform surfaces, small curvature radii, and small apertures.

The microlens arrays are made from fused silica.

The typical wavelength range for these microlens arrays is around 0.6328μm and 0.808μm, with some products specified for 1.545μm.

The pitch range for the microlens arrays varies from 10.0μm to 100.0μm.

The numerical aperture (N.A.) indicates the range of angles over which the system can accept or emit light, influencing the resolution and brightness of the optical system.

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