An achromatic collimator is an optical component that converts light from an optical fiber or point source into high-quality collimated light. Compared to standard collimators, its core advantage lies in the elimination of chromatic aberration, ensuring that different wavelengths of light (such as red and blue) share the same focal point and collimation angle. This makes it essential in applications requiring broadband operation or multi-wavelength laser beam combining.
Chromatic aberration correction
Broadband operation
Doublet lens design
| Wavelength | 405nm-1650nm |
| Bandwidth | ±30nm |
| Output Beam Size | 0.9-3.7mm |
| Transmittance | ≥95% |
| Max. Power | 2W/mm² |
| Input Fiber Type | 405HP, 460HP, 630HP, 780HP, HI1060, Smf-28e |
| Connector | FC/PC, FC/APC, SMA905 |
