Athermalized lenses work with temperatures up to 950°C

    April 2, 2025
    Passively and mechanically athermalized lenses offer stable imaging performance for applications with widely varying or extreme temperatures.
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    Passively and mechanically athermalized lenses offer stable imaging performance for applications with widely varying (-30° to 60°C) or extreme temperatures (up to 950°C). Qualification of all athermalized lenses is conducted on automated modulation transfer function (MTF) testing equipment. If required, athermalized lenses may be further qualified using the company’s in-house vibration and shock testing facility.

    Resolve Optics

    Chesham, U.K.

    www.resolveoptics.com

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