14DP-1-1 - Dispersing Prisms
Description
Dispersing Prisms are optical components used for wavelength separation applications. These prisms separate light by wavelength through double refraction. When a light ray passes through the prism, it is twice refracted, and the deviation is dependent on the refractive index, which is wavelength dependent.
The prisms are available in various materials, and dielectric coatings can be applied upon request to enhance their performance for specific applications.
14DP-1-1 - Dispersing Prisms
Specifications |
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| Material: | BK7, UVFS, IRFS |
| Dimensions (A): | 12.5 mm |
| Dimensions (L): | 12.5 mm |
| Design Wavelength: | nm |
| Surface Quality: | 40-20 scratch & dig |
| Flatness: | λ/4 @ 633 nm |
| Angle Tolerance: | ±2 arcmin |
| Thickness: | 10 mm |
| Side Length: | 15 mm |
Features
- Wavelength separation through double refraction
- Dielectric coatings available upon request
- Available in different materials for versatility
Applications
- Spectroscopy and wavelength analysis
- Optical instrumentation for color separation
- Laser systems requiring wavelength selection
- Scientific research involving light dispersion
- Fiber optic communication and wavelength management
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dispersing prisms are used for wavelength separation applications.
A light ray is twice refracted passing through the prism.
The deviation of a dispersing prism is a function of refractive index, and hence wavelength.
Some applications of dispersing prisms include wavelength separation, pulse stretching/compression, time delay, and beam deflection.
Yes, various dielectric coatings can be deposited upon request for dispersing prisms.