Optical Glass Convex-concave Negative Meniscus Lens

Optical Glass Convex-concave Negative Meniscus Lens

One side of meniscus lens is convex, another side is concave. It can be a convergent lens or a divergent lens, which is decided together by refractive index, curvature and radius.

Positive or negative focal length lenses have different radii or curvature on both sides whereas neutral meniscus lenses do not focus light. Meniscus lenses are used in applications, where distortion of the beam has to be reduced. They are used for focusing beams in telescopes, collimators or condenser systems, optical transceivers or other devices.

Positive meniscus lenses is convex-concave lens thicker at the center than at the edges. They are used to minimize spherical aberration. When used in combination with another lens, it's will shorten the focal length, and increase the NA of system.

Negative meniscus lenses is convex-concave lens thinner at the center than edges. They increase the divergence of the beam without introducing any significant spherical aberration. When used in combination with another lens, theywill increase the focal length, and decrease the NA of the syste

Applications:

Camera Systems
Projection Optics System
Imaging Optics Systems
Laser Measurements Systems
Optical View Finder

Specification:

BK7 Positive meniscus lens

BK7 Negative Meniscus lens