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1064nm YAG beam expanders

Beam Expanders

1064nm YAG beam expanders

A beam expander is an optical system consisting of two or more components that changes the size and divergence of the beam. It can:

In laser processing applications, the beam expander can transform the laser beam with a certain divergence angle into a collimated (parallel) beam, thereby using the focusing lens to obtain a small high power density spot;

In laser ranging, the beam expander can be used to maximize the collimation of the laser to obtain the ideal long-range measurement effect;

Beam expander can change the beam diameter for different optical instruments and equipment;

The combination of a spatial filter and a beam expander can make the asymmetric spot energy distribution symmetrical and make it more uniform.

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    parameter

    Part No Magnification Input Beam
    (mm)
    Output Beam
    (mm)
    Diameter
    (mm)
    Lwngth
    (mm)
    Thread
    JG-BEX-1064-1.2 1.2 10 20 27 50.00 M22*0.75
    JG-BEX-1064-1.5 1.5 10 20 24 37.00 M22*0.75
    JG-BEX-1064-2 2 10 15 27 50.00 M22*0.75
    JG-BEX-1064-3 3 10 25 30 60.00 M22*0.75
    JG-BEX-1064-4 4 10 25 30 81.00 M22*0.75
    JG-BEX-1064-5 5 10 25 30 72.00 M22*0.75
    JG-BEX-1064-6 6 5 25 30 71.00 M22*0.75
    JG-BEX-1064-8 8 10 25 30 76.00 M22*0.75
    JG-BEX-1064-10 10 6 21 32 72.00 M22*0.75
    JG-BEX-1064-20 20 8 28 45 91.00 M22*0.75
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    The beam expanders are made of quartz materials to meet the requirements of specific wavelengths and high-power lasers. Besides, the lens surfaces of the beam expanders are usually coated with anti-reflection and reflective films to reduce the reflection losses of light and improve the transmittance of light and the overall efficiency of the system.
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    Applications

    Laser processing: During the processing procedures such as laser cutting, welding, and marking, the beam expander can adjust the spot size of the laser beam to an appropriate size, thereby achieving higher power density and more precise processing results. 
    2. Laser ranging: In a laser ranging system, the beam expander can enhance the collimation of the laser beam, enabling it to maintain a high energy density during long-distance propagation, thereby improving the accuracy and reliability of ranging.
    3. Laser communication: In a laser communication system, the beam expander can be used to adjust the spot size and divergence angle of the laser beam to meet the strict requirements for laser beam characteristics in optical communication. 
    4. Lidar: In a lidar system, the beam expander can enhance the collimation degree and energy distribution uniformity of the laser beam, thereby improving the detection accuracy of the target object and the accuracy of distance measurement. 
    Research and Experimentation: In optical experiments and research, beam expanders are widely used to adjust the spot size and divergence angle of laser beams to meet the specific requirements of various experimental setups and optical systems. For example, in devices such as optical interferometers and spectrometers, beam expanders can be used to optimize beam propagation characteristics and energy distribution, improving the accuracy and effectiveness of experiments.
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    How to choose suitablebeam expanders?

    1. Wavelength: The optical materials and coatings of the beam expanders are usually optimized for specific wavelengths. Therefore, it is necessary to select the appropriate beam expander based on your laser wavelength. For example, for a 1064 nm laser, a beam expander specifically designed for that wavelength should be chosen. 
    2. Magnification: Determine the required magnification based on your application requirements. The magnification of the beam expander determines the degree of expansion or reduction of the beam diameter. Common magnifications include 2X, 3X, 5X, etc. You need to select the appropriate magnification according to your actual needs. 
    3. Beam Diameter: Take into account the diameter requirements for both the input and output beams. The input beam diameter of the beam expander should match that of your laser output beam, while the output beam diameter is determined based on the magnification ratio and application needs. 
    4. Diffraction Angle: The beam expander can modify the divergence angle of the laser beam. Therefore, you need to select an appropriate diffraction angle based on your application requirements for the beam's collimation degree. A smaller diffraction angle implies better collimation performance and is suitable for applications involving long-distance transmission. 
    5.Optical Quality: Select a beam expander with high optical quality to ensure the beam's transmission characteristics and energy distribution meet your application requirements. A high-quality beam expander should have low wavefront distortion, high transmittance, and good energy distribution uniformity.
    6. Installation Method: Consider whether the installation method of the beam expander is compatible with your optical system. Common installation methods include threaded connection, etc. You need to select the appropriate installation method based on the actual design of your optical system. 
    Special Requirements: If you have specific application requirements, such as the need for manual or electrical zoom functions, or special requirements for the size, weight, or other aspects of the beam expander, please contact us for customization.

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