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| mim_ramm_vts [2023/09/28 15:54] – [MIM Tube Lenses and Assemblies] jon | mim_ramm_vts [2026/04/28 19:29] (current) – [MIM Tube Lenses and Assemblies] changed CA of TUBE-B and TUBE-180L without C60-RING jon | ||
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| With infinity microscope systems, the spacing between the objective and tube lens doesn' | With infinity microscope systems, the spacing between the objective and tube lens doesn' | ||
| - | For imaging applications the most common tube lenses are the '' | + | For imaging applications the most common tube lenses are the '' |
| ASI historically used VIS coatings for most of the achromat tube lenses (425-675nm), | ASI historically used VIS coatings for most of the achromat tube lenses (425-675nm), | ||
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| ^ Part Number | ^ Part Number | ||
| | ::: | ::: ^ Nikon Objectives | | ::: | ::: ^ Nikon Objectives | ||
| - | ^ C60-TUBE-B | + | ^ C60-TUBE-B |
| - | ^ C60-TUBE-B-M | + | ^ C60-TUBE-B-M |
| - | ^ C60-TUBE-200NTi | + | ^ C60-TUBE-200NTi |
| - | ^ C65-TUBE-200NTi | + | ^ C65-TUBE-200NTi |
| - | ^ C60-TUBE-200NTi-M | + | ^ C60-TUBE-200NTi-M |
| - | ^ C65-TUBE-200NTi-M | + | ^ C65-TUBE-200NTi-M |
| - | ^ C60-TUBE-180L | + | ^ C60-TUBE-180L |
| - | ^ C60-TUBE-180L-M | + | ^ C60-TUBE-180L-M |
| ^ C60-TUBE-Z13 | ^ C60-TUBE-Z13 | ||
| - | ^ C60-TUBE-200LCA | + | ^ C60-TUBE-200LCA |
| + | ^ C60-TUBE-200LCA-M | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-70D | ^ C60-TUBE-70D | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-80 | ^ C60-TUBE-80 | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-100 | ^ C60-TUBE-100 | ||
| + | ^ C60-TUBE-100-M | 100 | 0.50 | 0.56 | Achromat, VIS or VIS-NIR coating, 84.6mm to focal plane | 92 | 25.9 | 33 | C60 male | C60 female | 84.6 | | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-100FS | ^ C60-TUBE-100FS | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-100D | ^ C60-TUBE-100D | ||
| + | ^ C60-TUBE-120 | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-125D | ^ C60-TUBE-125D | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-133C | ^ C60-TUBE-133C | ||
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| ^ C60-TUBE-160 | ^ C60-TUBE-160 | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-160-M | 160 | 0.80 | 0.89 | Achromat, VIS or VIS-NIR coating, 147.8mm to focal plane | 152 | 25.9 | 33 | C60 male | C60 female | 147.8 | | ^ C60-TUBE-160-M | 160 | 0.80 | 0.89 | Achromat, VIS or VIS-NIR coating, 147.8mm to focal plane | 152 | 25.9 | 33 | C60 male | C60 female | 147.8 | | ||
| + | ^ C60-TUBE-170 | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-180D | ^ C60-TUBE-180D | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-200 | ^ C60-TUBE-200 | ||
| + | ^ C60-TUBE-240D | ||
| + | ^ C60-TUBE-240D-M | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-250 | ^ C60-TUBE-250 | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-265D((various versions available including folded and with AFS)) | 265 | 1.33 | 1.47 | Dual Achromat, VIS-NIR coating | ^ C60-TUBE-265D((various versions available including folded and with AFS)) | 265 | 1.33 | 1.47 | Dual Achromat, VIS-NIR coating | ||
| - | ^ C60-TUBE-265D-M | + | ^ C60-TUBE-265D-M |
| ^ C60-TUBE-300 | ^ C60-TUBE-300 | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-358 | ^ C60-TUBE-358 | ||
| + | ^ C60-TUBE-358-M | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-400 | ^ C60-TUBE-400 | ||
| ^ C60-TUBE-500-M | ^ C60-TUBE-500-M | ||
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| ==== Tube Lens Performance ==== | ==== Tube Lens Performance ==== | ||
| - | Spherical aberrations are usually the main determinant of tube lens performance. | + | Spherical aberrations are usually the main determinant of tube lens performance. |
| All ASI's tube lenses are intended for use with infinity-corrected objectives. | All ASI's tube lenses are intended for use with infinity-corrected objectives. | ||
| - | For best imaging performance we recommend | + | For best imaging performance we recommend the '' |
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| + | In general longer focal length lenses will have better performance relative to the diffraction limit, and smaller objective pupils | ||
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| + | The dual-achromat | ||
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| + | Lenses with long focal length such as '' | ||
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| + | '' | ||
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| + | If there is a question about imaging performance of a specific tube lens, please contact ASI with information about the objective being used, sensor size, and wavelength range: we can run optical simulations to predict how the combination will perform relative to the diffraction limit. | ||
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