15" x 15", 0.090" FL, Lenticular Array

Specifications

General

Type:

Lens Array

Number of Lenses:

53 per 25.4mm

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Center Thickness CT (inches):

0.09

Center Thickness CT (mm):

2.30

Dimensional Tolerance (inches):

±0.05

Dimensions (inches):

15 x 15

Dimensions (mm):

381 x 381

Effective Size (inches):

15 x 15

Thickness Tolerance (%):

±40

Thickness Tolerance (mm):

±0.92

Optical Properties

Effective Focal Length EFL (mm):

2.29

Acrylic

Coating:

Uncoated

Wavelength Range (nm):

400 - 1100

Effective Focal Length EFL (inches):

0.09

Index of Refraction (n_d):

1.49

Environmental & Durability Factors

Operating Temperature (°C):

80 (Maximum)

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:

Compliant

Reach 224:

Compliant

Certificate of Conformance:

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Product Details

Arrays of Conventional Cylinder Lenses
Used as High-Efficiency Diffusers
Cylindrical Axis of Lenslet is Aligned Along the First Dimension

Lenticular Arrays consist of an array of conventional cylindrical lenses which efficiently divide, focus, and diffuse light rays. The focal length of each cylindrical lenslet is typically 3 to 5 times its width and its axis is aligned along the first dimension specified under array dimensions. Lenticular Arrays are ideal for use as high-efficiency diffusers within short working distances, projection screens and stereoscopic (3D) photography.

Technical Information

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