Diffraction Patterns

Diffraction Pattern Options

A Diffractive Optical Element (DOE) utilizes a surface with a complex microstructure for various optical patterns. EF offer laser modules with such patterns, the beams' shape can be controlled and changed flesibly according to customers' requirement.

This series structured lasers/ line lasers are widely used for machine vision and photoelectric detection, such as bar code scanners, 3D sensors and viewfinders,and also well suited to serve many other applications.

◆Diffraction Pattern Options

Pattern	Description	Wavelength Range	Data Sheet
	Grid Available for 10x10 lines/ 51x51 lines	530-680 nm
	Multiline Available for 3-81 lines (square/ rectangular/...)	480-700 nm
	Viewfinder Available for lines square/ circle+cross/dot square	570-750 nm
	Viewfinder Dot circle+cross	570-750 nm
	Multirings Available for 5 rings/ 10rings	488-700nm
	Hexagon	520-800nm
	Crosshair	420-660nm
	Dot Matrix	480-750nm
	Random Dot Patterns	610-890nm

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