Non-Polarizing ZnSe Plate Beamsplitters for Monochromatic Beam Applications

Specifications

Substrate: Zinc Selenide
Wavelength Range: 9000 – 11000 nm
Surface Quality: 10-5 Scratch-Dig
Surface Figure: Lambda/20 @ 633nm
Large Dimension And Thickness: Custom
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Features


  • Non-Polarizing Design: These plate beamsplitters are engineered to divide an incident, monochromatic beam into reflected and transmitted components while maintaining the polarization characteristics of the incident beam.

  • High-Quality Coatings: Features an all dielectric, non-polarizing, partial reflection coating on one side and a high-efficiency, narrowband, anti-reflection coating on the other side.

  • Material Options: Available in BK7, UVFS, and ZnSe materials, catering to various application needs.

  • Precise Angle of Incidence: Optimized for an angle of incidence of 45º.

  • Minimal Wedge: Wedge angle ≤ 3 arc minutes.

  • Bevel Specifications: 0.010" – 0.030" at 45º for enhanced durability.

  • Clear Aperture: Central 85% of diameter ensures maximum utility.

  • Reflectance Range: Reflectance between 10% and 90% with a tolerance of ± 3%.

  • Anti-Reflection Coating: Unpolarized reflectance ≤ 0.5% at 45º.

Applications


  • Laser Systems: Ideal for use in laser systems where maintaining the polarization state of the beam is crucial.

  • Optical Instrumentation: Suitable for optical instruments requiring precise beam splitting without altering polarization.

  • Telecommunications: Used in fiber optic systems to ensure signal integrity by preserving polarization.

  • Scientific Research: Utilized in experiments that require accurate control of beam intensity and polarization.

  • Biomedical Applications: Essential in medical imaging equipment where polarization maintenance is necessary.

  • Metrology: Employed in precision measurement tools that depend on consistent polarization characteristics.

  • Industrial Automation: Applied in automated systems that require reliable and stable beam splitting capabilities.