Partial Reflectors Plate Beamsplitters with Anti-Reflection Coating

Specifications

Substrate: Zinc Selenide
Wavelength Range: 9000 – 11000 nm
Surface Figure: Lambda/40 @ 10600 nm
Surface Quality: 40-20 Scratch-Dig
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Features


  • Polarization Sensitive Coating: Plate beamsplitters are coated on one side with a polarization sensitive, partial reflection coating, ensuring precise division of incident beams.

  • High Efficiency Anti-Reflection Coating: The reverse side of the plate features a high efficiency, narrowband anti-reflection coating for optimal performance.

  • Material Options: Available in BK7, UVFS, FS, ZnSe, Ge, and Chalcogenide glass to suit diverse optical needs.

  • Angle of Incidence: Designed for a 45º angle of incidence, ideal for a variety of applications.

  • Diameter Tolerance: Precision manufacturing with a tolerance of +0.000", –0.010".

  • Thickness Tolerance: Consistent thickness with a tolerance of ±0.010".

  • Wedge: ≤ 3 arc minutes, ensuring minimal deviation of the transmitted beam.

  • Bevels: 0.010" - 0.030" at 45°, providing durability and safety.

  • Clear Aperture: Central 85% of diameter, maximizing usable area.

  • Anti-Reflection Coating: Unpolarized with R ≤ 0.5% at 45º, minimizing reflection losses.

Applications


  • Optical Systems: Plate beamsplitters are essential components in various optical systems, where they are used to split light beams into two separate paths for further analysis or processing.

  • Laser Applications: These beamsplitters are commonly used in laser systems to divide laser beams, enabling simultaneous measurement or processing tasks.

  • Scientific Research: Plate beamsplitters are utilized in laboratories for experiments requiring precise light intensity control and beam division.

  • Imaging Systems: They play a crucial role in imaging systems, where they help in directing light to different sensors or cameras.

  • Telecommunications: In fiber optic communications, plate beamsplitters are used to split optical signals for routing purposes.

  • Metrology: These beamsplitters are used in metrology applications to measure distances, angles, and other parameters with high precision.

  • Photography: In advanced photography equipment, plate beamsplitters help in creating special effects and enhancing image quality.

  • Medical Devices: Plate beamsplitters are integrated into medical imaging devices, such as endoscopes and microscopes, to improve visualization.

  • Holography: They are used in holography to split and recombine beams, essential for creating and viewing holograms.

  • Astronomy: In telescopes and other astronomical instruments, plate beamsplitters are used to direct light to different detectors for analysis.