Product Overview:
VY Optical Powell prism, also known as a laser linear generator lens, is a special optical component designed to convert narrow laser beams into uniformly illuminated straight lines. Compared to conventional cylindrical lenses, the Powell prism offers significant advantages in performance, enabling effective redistribution and enhancement of beam uniformity.
Working Principle:
The surface apex of the Powell prism features a complex twodimensional nonspherical curve, generating significant spherical aberration that facilitates the redistribution of light along a straight line. It stretches narrow laser beams into straight lines with uniformly distributed energy, overcoming the limitations of Gaussian laser beams and providing more uniform and stable beam output.
Applications:
- Machine Vision: In machine vision applications such as biomedical imaging, automotive assembly, and 3D scanning, highly uniform illumination lines are required. Powell prism is widely used to generate such straight lines, ensuring precise image processing and detection.
- Laser Line Generator: Powell prism plays a crucial role in various laser applications including laser ranging, laser cutting, and laser projection. It converts laser beams into straight lines, offering stable and uniform beam output to meet the requirements of diverse laser applications.
Product Advantages:
- Beam Uniformity: VY Optical Powell prism converts narrow laser beams into uniformly illuminated straight lines, providing excellent beam uniformity for precise image processing and detection.
- Stability and Reliability: Utilizing highquality optical materials and advanced manufacturing processes, Powell prism ensures stability and reliability, making it suitable for various demanding working environments.
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