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    Custom molded aspheric lenses have use in telecommunications

    Feb. 1, 2021
    Custom molded aspheric lenses using Sumita glass K-PSFn202 offer a refractive index of 2.02.
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    Custom molded aspheric lenses using Sumita glass K-PSFn202 offer a refractive index of 2.02, allowing optical designers to produce aperture lenses with a numerical aperture >0.8 for maximum light capture. The lenses are suited for many visible to near-infrared applications, including telecommunications or with transceivers and tunable lasers.

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