Ruled Plane Grating 510 49

Name: Ruled Plane Grating 510 49
Brand: HORIBA
Availability: InStock

Description

HORIBA Jobin Yvon has produced a wide range of ruled master gratings from which we manufacture high precision replicas. Dimensions of our high-precision replica gratings typically range from 25x25 mm up to 120x140 mm.

Specifications

Groove Density:	150 l/mm
Blaze Wavelength:	500 nm
Substrate Material:	Custom, Metallic, ULE, Zerodur, Fused Silica, NBK7, Pyrex
Dimension (Length):	110 mm
Dimension (Height):	110 mm
Dimension (Thickness):	16 mm

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Applications

Monochromators and Spectrographs

Raman Spectrometers

Spectroscopy

Beam isolation

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United States

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since 2016

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the efficiency performance of the ruled plane gratings?

The efficiency performance of the ruled plane gratings varies depending on the specific grating. HORIBA Jobin Yvon provides efficiency curves for reference, but they are absolute theoretical efficiencies calculated using rigorous electromagnetic theory and do not indicate grating specifications.

What materials are used for the substrate and coating of the ruled plane gratings?

The standard substrate material is Pyrex, but other materials such as fused silica, Zerodur, ULE, metals, or other materials can be considered upon request. The standard coating is aluminum, but AlMgF2, gold, or platinum are also available for an additional cost.

What is the blaze angle of the ruled plane gratings?

The blaze angle of the ruled plane gratings is given by the formula: 2a sinα= kλB, where a is the groove spacing, k is the diffraction order (usually k=1) and λB is the blaze wavelength (in Littrow configuration).

What are ruled plane gratings?

Ruled plane gratings are high-precision replicas of ruled master gratings produced by HORIBA Jobin Yvon. They are used in monochromators, spectrographs, Raman spectrometers, spectroscopy, and beam isolation.

What are the dimensions of the high-precision replica gratings?

The dimensions of the high-precision replica gratings typically range from 25x25 mm up to 120x140 mm.