Non-polarizing Beamsplitter Plate: BSNB1-50.8S-450-680nm

Specifications

Largest Dimension: 50.8 mm
Thickness: 3 mm
Substrate: BK7
Wavelength Range: 450 – 680 nm
Thickness Tolerance: ±0.2mm
Flatness: λ /4 @632.8nm per 25mm
Surface Quality/Scratch & Dig: 60/40
Parallelism: 1 arc minute
T/R: 50/50 ±5% for random polarization T=(Ts + Tp), R=(Rs + Rp)/2
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Features


  • High-Quality Material: Made from BK-7 grade A optical glass, ensuring durability and precision.

  • Versatile Diameter Range: Available in sizes from 10mm to 50.8mm to suit various applications.

  • Precision Tolerances: Dimensional tolerance of ±0.2mm and thickness tolerance of ±0.2mm for accurate performance.

  • Superior Flatness: Flatness of λ/4 @632.8nm per 25mm, providing excellent optical performance.

  • Excellent Surface Quality: Scratch and dig specification of 60/40, ensuring clear and precise optics.

  • High Parallelism: Parallelism of 1 arc minute for precise beam splitting.

  • Optimal Transmission/Reflection Ratio: T/R: 50/50 ±5% for random polarization, ensuring balanced light distribution.

  • Advanced Coatings: Surface 1 features single wavelength partial reflectance, and Surface 2 has "V" AR-coatings for enhanced performance at a 45° incidence angle.

  • Customizable Options: Available in narrow and broad band wavelengths, with custom versions available upon request.

  • Next Day Shipping: Available for most wavelengths, ensuring quick delivery.

  • Volume Discounts: Discounts offered on orders of 10 pieces or more, providing cost savings for bulk purchases.

Applications


  • High Power Laser Applications: Non-polarizing beamsplitter plates are ideal for splitting or recombining beams in high power laser systems.

  • Optical Path Manipulation: These plates allow for the manipulation of optical paths, which is crucial in various optical experiments and setups.

  • Beam Shifting: The beamsplitter plates can shift beams, which is useful in applications requiring precise beam alignment.

  • Custom Optical Systems: Suitable for custom optical systems where specific beam splitting ratios and paths are required.

  • Scientific Research: Widely used in scientific research for experiments involving light manipulation and laser technology.

  • Telecommunications: Can be used in telecommunications equipment where light signal splitting is necessary.

  • Medical Equipment: Utilized in medical imaging devices that require precise light control and distribution.

  • Industrial Applications: Applicable in industrial systems that use laser technology for cutting, measuring, or alignment.