TOWER OPTICAL: Hot Mirror MC45-50.8
Description
Hot Mirrors are used in applications when there is the requirement to separate visible light from heat. The hot mirror accomplishes this by reflecting the heat. The use of Borosilicate type glass allows operation in high temperatures. Operation at an AOI of 0º is preferred. The most common wavelength range for an average transmission of 85% through the hot mirror is 420 - 700nm. The reflective range for the hot mirror for R>95% is 800 - 1000nm. Additionally, R>50% from 735 - 1080nm.
Cold Mirrors are used where the requirements are to reflect visible light and remove the heat by transmission. Operation at an AOI of 45º is preferred. The most common wavelength range for transmission through the cold mirror is 800 - 1200nm. The average transmission range is T>85%. Additionally, R>95% for 400 - 700nm.
TOWER OPTICAL: Hot Mirror MC45-50.8
Specifications |
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| Diameter: | 50.8 mm |
| Thickness: | 3.3 mm |
| Surface Flatness: | lambda/2 |
| Surface Quality: | 80-50 scratch-dig |
| Transmission: | 85 % |
| Reflection: | 90 % |
| Transmission Range: | 425 - 700 nm |
| Reflection Range: | 750 - 1050 nm |
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Frequently Asked Questions
A hot mirror is used to separate visible light from heat by reflecting the heat.
The preferred angle of incidence for a hot mirror is 0º.
The most common wavelength range for transmission through a hot mirror is 420 - 700nm.
A cold mirror is used to reflect visible light and remove heat by transmission.
The preferred angle of incidence for a cold mirror is 45º.