Frequently Asked Questions

An achromatic waveplate is similar to a zero order waveplate, but it is made from two different birefringent crystals, which allows for a broader wavelength range.

The damage threshold for the achromatic waveplate is >500mJ/cm2, 20ns, 20Hz @1064nm for cemented type and >5J/cm2, 20ns, 20Hz @1064nm for air spaced type.

The standard wavelength range for the achromatic waveplate is 450-650nm, 550-750nm, 650-1100nm, and 900-2100nm.

The wavefront distortion of the achromatic waveplate is λ/4@632.8nm (for air spaced type).

The achromatic waveplate is made from crystal quartz and MgF2.

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