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EKSMA Achromatic Waveplate - 450nm to 680nm
OVERVIEW
Achromatic waveplates are made from two different materials: crystal quartz and magnesium fluoride with highly efficient broadband antireflection coatings in airspaced design. Retardation tolerance of our achromatic waveplates is better than λ/100 over the entire wavelength range. The flat response of these waveplates is ideal for use with tunable lasers,multiple laser-line systems and other broad spectrum sources. Our achromatic waveplates are available for four wavelength ranges: VIS (450- 680 nm), NIR (700-1000 nm), 950-1300 nm, 1200-1650 nm. The waveplates are provided in a black anodized aluminum housing.
SPECIFICATION
- Type Of Waveplate: Achromatic Air-Spaced
- Materials: Quartz and MgF2
- Mounting: Mounted
- Shape: Round
- Operation Wavelength Range: 480 - 650 nm
- Retardation: Lambda/2, Lambda/4
- Retardation Accuracy: Lambda/100
- Wavefront Distortion: <= Lambda/6
- Surface Quality (Scratch-Dig): 40-20
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