1. Introduction of WIDE ANGLE COLLIMATOR?
The Wide Angle Collimator is a precision optical instrument designed for testing and calibration of optical devices having reticles. The instrument projects a wide-field infinity image that enables accurate inspection of reticle dimensions, centering, orientation, and alignment with respect to the optical axis. It also provides a convenient reference for evaluating reticle offset and optical alignment during assembly, calibration, and maintenance procedures.
2. Typical Applications ?
The Wide Angle Collimator is suitable for a wide range of optical testing tasks, including:
- Measurement angle dimension of reticle
- Measurement elevation and azimuth range of reticle
- Measurement field of view of optical devices.
3. Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
| Focal Length | 210 mm |
| Field of View | 28° |
| Relative Aperture | f/4.5 |
| Degree Scale Range | −12.5° to +12.5° |
| Mil Scale Range | ±210 mil |
| Degree Scale Resolution | 2 arcmin (within ±1°)
5 arcmin (remaining range) |
| Mil Scale Resolution | 1 mil |
| Optical Axis Height Adjustment | 4 mm |
| Optical Axis Tilt Adjustment | 12 mm |
