Rectangular Aperture

Ealing Catalog

OVERVIEW

Rectangular Apertures can be used to define the boundaries of an optical path or to mask out specific areas in an optical system, for example on a test target, monochromator, CCD or a detector. They are constructed from four independently-controlled brass knife edge jaws, that can be adjusted from fully closed to an area 12 mm square on the aperture unit. A separate friction drive to each jaw prevents overdrive and consequent damage to the knife edges. The Rectangular Aperture is available in metric and inch versions and can be mounted onto posts and carriers in the Ealing range.

Learn more at EalingCatalog.com

SPECIFICATION

Aperture Shape: Square, Rectangle
Material (body): Aluminum
Material (blades): Brass
Aperture Size: 0 - 12 mm
Body: Anodized Aluminum
Independent Knife-edge Blades: 4

Download Data Sheet

Applications

Test Target
Monochromator
CCD
Detector

KEY FEATURES

• Maximum Open Aperture: 12 mm x 12 mm square
• Materials
Body: Anodized aluminum
Blades: Brass

• Four Independent knife-edge blades
• Rectangular or square beam aperture
• Adjustable Slit

Lasers

Laser Systems

Incoherent Light Sources

Particle and Quantum Sources

Optics

Fiber Optics

Optical Systems

Opto-Mechanics

Motion Control

Non-Contact Inspection

Light Analysis

Spectral Analysis

Imaging and Vision

Rectangular Aperture

OVERVIEW

SPECIFICATION

Applications

KEY FEATURES

You may also like