Description

Optically Contacted zero order waveplate is constructed by two quartz plates with their fast axis crossed, the two plates are constructed by optically contacted method, the optical path is epoxy free. The difference in thickness between the two plates determines the retardance. Zero order waveplates offer a substantially lower dependence on temperature and wavelength change than multi-order waveplates.

High Damage Threshold
Better Temperature Bandwidth
Wide Wavelength Bandwidth
Both Sides AR Coated
RoHS Compliant

Optically Contacted Zero Order Waveplate

Specifications

Waveplate Type (Retardation Order): Zero Order
Material: Quartz
Mounting: Mounted, Unmounted
Shape: Round, Square, Rectangle, Custom
Size (Largest Dimension): 25.4 mm
Design Wavelength: 1064 nm
Surface Quality (Scratch-Dig): 20-10
Retardation: Lambda/2, Lambda/4, Lambda, Other
Retardation Tolerance: +/- Lambda/300, Custom
Transmitted Wavefront Distortion (TWD): <= Lambda/8, Custom
Diameter : 5-25.4 mm
Wavelength: 213-2020 nm

Got questions about specs? Use the inquiry form to ask.

Document icon Download Data Sheet Download icon

Features

Material Crystal Quartz
Dimension Tolerance +0.0/-0.2mm
Wavefront Distortion λ/8@632.8nm
Retardation Tolerance λ/300
Parallelism(single plate) <1 arc second
Surface Quality 20/10 scratch and dig
Clear Aperture >90% central area
Standard Wave quarter-wave(λ/4), half-wave(λ/2)
AR Coating R<0.25%@central wavelength
Damage Threshold >5J/cm2, 20ns, 20Hz @1064nm

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an optically contacted zero order waveplate?
An optically contacted zero order waveplate is constructed by two quartz plates with their fast axis crossed, the two plates are constructed by optically contacted method, the optical path is epoxy free.
What are the features of the Optically Contacted Zero Order Waveplate?
The features of the Optically Contacted Zero Order Waveplate are high damage threshold, better temperature bandwidth, wide wavelength bandwidth, both sides AR coated, and RoHS compliant.
What is the difference between zero order waveplates and multi-order waveplates?
Zero order waveplates offer a substantially lower dependence on temperature and wavelength change than multi-order waveplates.
What is the surface quality of the Optically Contacted Zero Order Waveplate?
The surface quality of the Optically Contacted Zero Order Waveplate is 20/10 scratch and dig.
What is the dimension tolerance of the Optically Contacted Zero Order Waveplate?
The dimension tolerance of the Optically Contacted Zero Order Waveplate is +0.0/-0.2mm.

Got more questions? Use the inquiry form to ask the supplier directly.

Similar Products

Request Quote