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Chirped Mirrors

Thorlabs\' UMC05-15FS and UMC10-15FS chirped mirrors feature >99.5% absolute reflectance over the 650 - 1050 nm wavelength range. The coating is engineered such that each reflection compensates for the dispersion introduced by 1.5 mm of fused silica over the entire range. The 10° AOI allows these mirrors to perform similarly ...

Specifications

Wavelength Range: 650-1050nm
Reflectivity: >99.5 %
GDD/pair: -54 fs^2
Angle Of Incidence: 10-10Degrees
Substrate: Fused Silica
The DCMP175 consists of a pair of rectangular optics with >99% average reflectance over the 700 - 1000 nm wavelength range. These mirrors are designed to integrate with multiphoton microscopy setups, which typically include long path lengths through highly dispersive glass. The 8° AOI allows these mirrors to perform similarly ...

Specifications

Wavelength Range: 700-1000nm
Reflectivity: >99 %
GDD/pair: -175 fs^2
Angle Of Incidence: 8-8Degrees
Substrate: Fused Silica
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Did You know?

Chirped dielectric laser mirrors offer a general solution for broadband feedback and dispersion control in femtosecond laser systems. Chirped mirrors were developed for mode-locked solid-state lasers, femtosecond parametric oscillators, chirped pulse amplification systems and pulse compressors for dispersive compensation and to get a broader reflection bandwidth. The principle of operation of these mirrors is that different wavelengths penetrate the layers of the mirror coating to various depths thus creating dispersion (delay) within the spectrum of wavelengths. A double chirped design has been also devised which turns on the coupling between counter propagating waves and removes Fresnel reflection with an application of anti-reflection film. Double-chirped mirror designs can also be utilized with semiconductor mirrors to generate much higher amount of dispersion.