HASO4 FIRST: Highly accurate and affordable wavefront sensor
The HASO4 FIRST is a high performance mono-wavelength calibrated wavefront sensor. This low cost wavefront sensor delivers reliable and fast measurement at the wavelength of your choice between 400-1100nm. Indeed, this Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor accuracy is 𝛌/100 RMS and it can acquire wavefront data at up to 99 Hz (or in high-speed mode at 165 Hz), making it suitable for real-time applications.
This low cost wavefront sensor is a top choice for adaptive optics applications for microscopy or UHIL. It is also very relevant option for OEM applications in optical metrology and beam diagnostics. Either way, HASO4 FIRST offers reliable wavefront metrology for a large range of applications including fundamental research, prototype development or quality control in production.
- λ/100 rms absolute accuracy on a huge dynamic range (see the graph below)
- Acquisition rate up to 99Hz or 165Hz
- Patented wavefront correction algorithms for intensity beam variations (laser, Gaussian, hyper Gaussian, apodized beams…)
- Measurement up to 64 Zernike polynomials with individual accuracy better than 2nm rms
- Custom calibrations for one (included) or two (option) specific wavelengths in the 400- 1100nm range
Waveview4: the most advanced wavefront measurement and analysis software
WaveView4 offers more than 150 features and tools optimized for a wide range of highly demanding applications. Its development philosophy is based on tens of years of customer’s feedback, improving the user experience with each version. Moreover, this software provides a function to analyze segmented wavefronts and allows autosave for sequence measurements. Modules dedicated to PSF, MTF, and M2 are available.
WaveKit is SDK in C/C++, LabVIEW and Python, providing the basic blocks on which one can build a fully customized software for specific HASO-based applications or WaveView4 data processing routines. It is available on request.
The HASO4 FIRST can be associated with our adaptive optics software WaveTune and any of our deformable mirror available here.
Transform your wavefront sensor into a full metrology solution with RFLEX2 & RFLEX LA
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RFLEX2
The R-FLEX2 is a versatile optical metrology system that instantly combines any of our HASO4 wavefront sensors with a collimator and a light source. It is currently used for quality control of complex optical systems such as life science instrumentation, alignment of large telescopes and collimators, large concave mirrors, and lenses and complex optical systems in general.
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RFLEX LA
The RFLEX LA is a collimating platform that extends the capabilities of the HASO R-FLEX2 to large optics and optical surfaces. The output collimated beam size ranges from 30 to 150 mm. Analyze large optics and optical surfaces such as filters, dichroic beam splitters, head-up displays, eyewear, optical windows, flat mirrors, polarization scramblers.
Learn more about the R-FLEX2 LA
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Description | Full Resolution | High Speed* |
Aperture Dimension | 3.6 x 4.6 mm² | 1.8 x 2.3 mm² |
Number of microlenses | 32 x 40 | 16 x 20 |
Tilt dynamic range | > ± 3 ° (400 λ) | > ± 3° (200 λ) |
Focus dynamic range | ± 0.018 m to ± ∞ (350 λ) | ± 0.018 m to ± ∞ (100 λ) |
Focus dynamic range – maximum NA | 0.1 | 0.1 |
Repeatability (rms) | < λ/200 | < λ/200 |
Wavefront measurement accuracy in relative mode (rms)1 | around λ/150 | around λ/150 |
Wavefront measurement accuracy in absolute mode (rms)² | around λ/100 | around λ/100 |
Tilt measurement sensitivity (rms) | 5 μrad | 10 μrad |
Focus measurement sensitivity (rms) | 3·10-3m-1 | 6·10-3m-1 |
Spatial sampling | around 110 μm | around 110 μm |
Maximum acquisition frequency | 99 Hz | 165 Hz |
Working wavelength range | 400 – 1100 nm | 400 – 1100 nm |
External trigger | yes | yes |
Calibrated wavelength | in the 400-1100 nm range, details on request3 | in the 400-1100 nm range, details on request3 |
Dimensions / Weight | 46x 57 x 57 mm /150g | 46x 57 x 57 mm /150g |
Working temperature | 15 – 30° C | 15 – 30° C |
Interface / Power supply | USB 3.0 / 2.7 W via USB/td> | USB 3.0 / 2.7 W via USB |
Operating system | Windows 7 and 10 | Windows 7 and 10 |
WaveView metrology software is included
(1) Wavefront as seen by the device.
(2) Difference between the real wavefront and a reference wavefront obtained in similar conditions (5λ of shift max).
(3) Single wavelength calibration (±50 nm), second wavelength calibration available on request.
*This option is sold separately and not available for some countries.
Application: outstanding performance examples with HASO4 wavefront sensors
- Beam collimation with an accuracy better than 200m radius of curvature
- A 20mm focal length measurement with a sensitivity of 1µm rms
- Direct wavefront acquisition of converging and diverging F/5 beams with an accuracy of λ/100 rms including astigmatism and high order aberrations
- Control and adjustment of axial laser beam deviation better than 5µrad rms
- 3D localization of a focal spot up to 0.1µm rms and 1µm rms for lateral and axial resolution respectively (0.1 NA beam)
Optical Metrology
- Calculation of Beam Parameters from Local Slopes
- Shack-Hartmann Wavefront Analysis
- Characterization of a Portable Telephone’s Camera Module
- Enhancement of the optical quality of Microtraps for Single Atoms with HASO4 First
- Eyewear and Smart Glass Quality Control with HASO Shack-Hartmann Wavefront Sensor
- Optical Metrology Measurements with HASO
- Lens System Inspection with HASO R-Flex
- Using HASO to Compliment a Beam Profiler
- Absolute Measurement
- HASO wavefront sensor : phase + intensity measurements
- How to characterize a wavefront sensor
Laser
- Full Correction of a Laser Chain Including Final Focusing Optics
- Application note: adaptive optics for femtosecond lasers
- Very intense laser optimized with adaptive optics
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