Off axis parabolic mirror

Off-axis parabolic mirror, also known as OAP mirror, is a type of reflective surface that is designed to focus light to a point without introducing spherical aberration. Off-Axis Parabolic mirror offers unique advantages in optical system by providing a means to focus or collimate light efficiently while minimizing obstructions and improving image quality. MG-Optics has perfected the production of light-weighted off-axis aspheric mirror made from aluminum, ULE, Zerodur and a variety of optical materials.    Key Features: - Shape: An OAP mirror has the shape of a paraboloid, but unlike a conventional parabolic mirror where the focal point is located along the axis of symmetry, an OAP mirror is designed so that the focal point is off-axis.- Design: The mirror is typically a segment of a larger paraboloid, with the axis of the paraboloid being offset from the optical axis of the system. Applications:- Astronomy:Used in telescopes to avoid central obstructions and improve image q…