Similar to plano-convex lenses, a bi-convex lens has a positive focal length and focuses parallel rays of light to a spot. Because the front and back surface of the lens are spherically convex and have the same radius of curvature, in situations where the object and image are at equal of near equal distances from the lens, it particularly minimizes spherical aberration, at the same time, aberration coma and distortion are also identically canceled. As a guideline, bi-convex lenses offer minimum aberrations at the conjugate radio between 5:1and1:5.
• Focal Length (f'): +/-2% at 5μm
• Diameter(φ) Tolerance: +0.0/-0.20
• Center Thickness(Tc): ±0.1
• Centration: 3′
• Form Error: 3 fringes
• Irregularity of Fringes: 0.5 fringes
• Surface Quality: 60-40 scratch-dig
• Clear Aperture: 90% diameter
• Uncoated