RMI Right Angle Prism - CaF2

Specifications

Material: CaF2
Dimensions: Custom
Surface Flatness: Lambda/4 @ 633nm
Surface Quality: 20-10 Scratch-Dig
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Features


  • High Beam Deviation and Retro-Reflection: Right Angle Prisms are ideal for applications requiring precise beam deviation and retro-reflection, offering superior performance over plane mirrors.

  • Total Internal Reflection (TIR): Achieve high throughput when the hypotenuse is used in TIR, with anti-reflection coatings on entrance and exit surfaces for optimal performance.

  • External Reflection Option: The hypotenuse can be coated with a metal or dielectric high reflectance coating for external reflection applications.

  • Versatile Retro-Reflection: Right Angle Prisms can be used for retro-reflection, reflecting beams parallel to their original path when entering perpendicular to the hypotenuse.

  • Material Options: Available in materials such as BK7, UVFS, FS, SF2, and CaF2, catering to a wide range of optical requirements.

  • Precision Surface Quality: Polished surfaces feature high precision with surface figures of λ/20 at 633 nm for BK7, UVFS, FS, SF2, and λ/4 at 633 nm for CaF2.

  • Superior Surface Quality: Surface quality is maintained at 10-5 for BK7, UVFS, FS, SF2, and 20-10 for CaF2.

  • Dimensional Precision: Dimensions are uniform with a tolerance of +0.000", –0.010" ensuring consistent performance.

  • Angular Precision: Angular deviation is kept to ≤ 3 arc minutes for accurate optical alignment.

  • Clear Aperture: Exceeds the central 85% of the diameter, ensuring maximum usability of the prism surface.

Applications


  • Beam Steering Systems: Directs beams precisely at 90° for optical alignment

  • Retro-Reflection Applications: Maintains optical path parallelism in measurement systems

  • Laser Optical Assemblies: Used in laser setups for beam deviation and inversion

  • Imaging Systems: Inverts images effectively for optical imaging instruments

  • Scientific and Research Instruments: Essential for beam manipulation and optical experiments