The 67-567-INK is a Plano-Convex lens, a type of spherical lens, sourced from Edmund Optics. This lens, with a diameter of 30.0mm, is designed for use in the Near-Infrared II (NIR II) spectrum, specifically for wavelengths between 750nm and 1550nm.
The lens features a front and back coating of edm nir-ii std curve, which is specifically designed for use in the NIR II spectrum. This coating enhances the lens' performance in this region, providing superior transmission and reducing unwanted reflections.
The lens has a thickness of 1.9mm at the edge and 4.0mm at the center. The effective focal length (EFL) of the lens is 76.2mm, and the back focal length (BFL) is 73.56mm. The radius of curvature for the first surface (R1) is 39.38mm.
The lens is made from n-bk7 schott, a popular optical glass due to its excellent optical properties and relatively low cost. This material is known for its high Abbe number, low dispersion, and high transmission in the visible and NIR spectra.
The lens is inked, which is a process where a dye is applied to the edge of the lens. This is often done for identification or to prevent light from leaking around the edge of the lens.