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Our
HASO™ NIR Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor
is the ideal tool for customers working in the
near infrared spectrum (1.5 - 1.6 nm). Exceptionally
easy to integrate, they provide fast, accurate
and reliable measurements by taking advantage
of the HASO family's standard functionalities
that customers have come to rely on, including
absolute measurement, unequalled accuracy and
insensitivity to vibration at speeds up to 30
Hz.
Our proprietary Dynamic Spot
Tracking™ and Auto Spot Finder™ features
combined with the exceptional optical quality
of our refractive microlenses configuration provide
superior accuracy and eliminate crossing spots,
without compromising dynamic range. Even
more, Imagine Optic's proprietary calibration
technology enables you to obtain absolute measurements
every time, without the need for a reference beam,
and our patented sensor design allows you to measure
phase and intensity independently and in real-time.
HASO NIR is the ideal tool for fiber coupling and, more generally, for aligning and characterize optical systems in the NIR (afocal, collimators, lenses, zoom, etc.). When coupled with our HASO v3 software, it enables you to perform both zonal and modal wavefront reconstruction; calculate the PSF, MTF and Strehl ratio; visualize the spot diagram; and obtain the M² parameter.
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| Aperture dimension |
3.6 x 4.8 mm2 |
| Sub-apertures dedicated for analysis |
32 x 40 |
| Tilt dynamic range |
till ± 3° |
| Focus dynamic range (1) |
± 0,012 m to ± ∞ |
| Maximum operating aperture (half angle sinα) |
0,17 (max) |
| Repeatability (rms) |
∼ λ/70 |
| Wavefront measurement accuracy in absolute mode (rms) (2) |
∼ λ/35 |
| Wavefront measurement accuracy in relative mode (rms) (3) |
∼ λ/50 |
| Tilt measurement accuracy (rms) |
15 μrad |
| Focus measurement accuracy (rms) |
15.10-3 m-1 |
| Spatial resolution |
~ 115 μm |
| Acquisition frequency / processing frequency |
~20 Hz / ~ 4 Hz |
| Working wavelength range |
1500 – 1600nm |
| Working temperature |
15 – 30° C/ 5 – 45° C |
* all specifications given with an average operating mode of 10 acquisitions.
(1) Central wavelengths: 120 λ for HASO NIR 32, 180 λ for HASO NIR 40.
(2) Wavefront directly measurement by the wavefront sensor (no added lens).
(3) Difference between a referenced wavefront and the measured wavefront, in a range < 10 λ. |
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