Centricity Measurement in Substrate Production
LASER COMPONENTS invested further
Is the measurement of centricity in laser optics necessary or not? The more
individual lens becomes.
This is because optics which have a matching reference axis and optical axis
are a prerequisite for an optimal optical assembly - and only this makes it
possible to achieve lossless adjustment.
In a worst case scenario, deviations in the axes could lead to an undesired
heating up of the entire laser system. To ensure that the customers are on
the safe side with their laser optics, LASER COMPONENTS invested further and
provides the centricity measurement of individual lenses.
Centering errors can be measured in transmission and reflection. To
determine the centering accuracy, the tilting error of the top surface of
the sample is determined in relation to the edge and the bottom surface of
the lens.
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