Right Angle Prisms 12.7mm
Description
A Right Angle Prism is used to turn or deflect a beam through 90° or 180°. In either case this is achieved by total internal reflection and produces a very efficient broadband reflector. It is important that the incoming beam is collimated and enters the prism at a normal angle of incidence. This is so that total internal reflection can be achieved. A range of both laser and laboratory quality prisms are available. These are available in either fused silica or BK7 glass.
Right Angle Prisms 12.7mm
Specifications |
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| Material: | BK7, FS |
| Dimensions (A): | 12.7 mm |
| Dimensions (B): | 12.7 mm |
| Dimensions (C): | 12.7 mm |
Features
Laser or laboratory quality
Fused Silica or Glass
90 or 180 degree reflection
Antireflection coatings available
Applications
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since 2017
Frequently Asked Questions
A Right Angle Prism is used to turn or deflect a beam through 90° or 180°.
Total internal reflection is achieved by ensuring that the incoming beam is collimated and enters the prism at a normal angle of incidence.
Right Angle Prisms are available in either fused silica or BK7 glass.
Right Angle Prisms are suitable for laser optics, spectroscopy, and nonlinear optics.
In a 90° deflection, the total internal reflection occurs at the hypotenuse face, while in a 180° deflection, the total internal reflection occurs at the right angle faces.