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Our beamsplitter plates can be used in high power laser system. When using beamsplitter plates, it is important to make it in mind that the two partial beams travel in different optical paths. The optical paths depend on the incident angle and the thickness of plates.
Product Origin:
ChinaShipping Port:
Fuzhou, ChinaLead Time:
5-6weeks
4.1、What is plate beamsplitters?
Plate Beamsplitters are used to split incident light into two separate components.
4.2、What is plate beamsplitters used for?
It can be used in life science, imaging, beam displacement, or laser applications.
4.3、What can HG OPTRONICS do?
HG OPTRONICS as a developing and responsible optical component & assembly manufacturers from China, produces high quality Beam Splitter plate out of many variations of optical glass, fused silica, crystal and Infrared materials, and with the aid of the cutting-edge thin film technology.
Coatings such as Partial reflective coating or AR can be applied to these Beam Splitter plate to provide added performance.
4.4. Specifications:
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Material: |
BK7 Grade A Optical Glass |
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Diameter Tolerance: |
+/-0.2mm |
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Flatness： |
λ/4@633nm |
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Beam deviation: |
3 arc min |
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Surface Quality: |
60-40 |
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Extinction Ratio: |
100:1 |
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Principal Transmittance: |
Rs>99% and Rp<5% |
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Coating: |
Hypotenuse face Polarization Beamsplitter Coating All Input and Output face AR Coating |
Note: Other sizes, split ratio and coating are available upon request.
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