I. Overview Of Achromatic Lens

A Achromatic Lens is a novel type of optical element which makes use of glue to bind several transparent units together to create an integrated lens. It does not just have the advantages of conventional lenses, including high transmission, low defocus, clear image as well as. It also comes with the advantages of being light, large aperture, thin as well as high precision. Each component of the glued lens can be constructed with various sizes, focal lengths, and materials to meet the demands, and therefore it can be used extensively across a range of industries.

2.The Features Of The Achromatic Lenses

• 1. Light and thin: connected by a number of transparent lenses, in comparison to the single lens of the past could significantly decrease the thickness of the lens and boost the amount of light that is transmitted;
•  Large aperture: using multiple transparent units that are glued together can dramatically improve the aperture and clarity of the lens which results in more light transmission, clearer image and a higher brightness
•  High precision: each clear piece of the glued lens can be selected based on the requirement for different types of materials, shapes and focal lengths, in order to obtain higher precision in imaging;
• Excellent vibration resistance: because the lens that has been glued may be glued to several transparent units using glue, it offers greater resistance to vibration and less impact on mechanical vibrations and other external disturbances.
• A strong plasticity: achromatic lenses can be constructed with a variety of forms and parameters based on the requirements, and can be adapted to different application environments.