CGH for Cylindrical surfaces

A cylinder CGH (computer generated hologram) is a diffractive optical element that converts a collimated interferometer wavefront into a converging cylindrical wavefront. A range of concave and convex cylindrical surfaces can be measured in a confocal null test with the same CGH. Position convex cylindrical optics in the converging wavefront and concave cylindrical optics in the diverging wavefront. MG-Optics will design and munafacture the custom CGHs for Cylindrical surfaces based on product specification and test accuracy will achieve 1/100 λ. Standard Size:  D80mm*T8mm D100mm*T10mm D150mm*T15mm D200mm*T20mm User defined Key Features of CGH for Cylindrical Optics: Design Flexibility: CGH enables the design of custom cylindrical optical components, such as lenses or mirrors, that can produce specific light patterns or focus light in a defined manner. This flexibility is particularly useful in applications like laser beam shaping, optical sensors, and imaging systems. Wav…