What Is a 532nm 4F Beam Relay Optical System?
A 532nm 4F Beam Relay Optical System is an optical arrangement designed to transfer a light distribution between defined optical planes. It uses a 4F optical configuration, in which the spacing and focal lengths of the optical elements determine the relay geometry.
532nm 4F Beam Relay System Specifications
| Output Beam Collimation Accuracy | ≤0.2 mrad |
| Output Wavefront Quality | RMS WFE ≤ λ/10 @ 532 nm |
| Total System Transmission | >95% @ 532 nm |
| Beam Pointing Stability | ≤0.1 mrad |
| Effective Clear Aperture | Ø18 mm |
Picture of Optical System
Video of 4F Beam Relay Optical System
Applications of a 532nm 4F Optical System
- Optical testing: Beam path arrangement and optical performance evaluation.
- Imaging experiments: Relay of optical distributions between selected planes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the focal lengths and beam diameter be changed?
These parameters depend on the system design. Please provide the required input and output beam conditions so the optical configuration can be evaluated.
