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RG630
- Band Pass and Filter Glass
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FWHM filters of ~1% of the specified
wavelength, with transmission typically, > 50% can be designed
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BBAR
420 - 700 nm on BK - 7
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Providing
anti-reflection throughout the visible region this coating provides
:
- Rave <
0.5% and Rabsolute < 0.6% from 420-700nm.
- Similar specs
can be met on different substrates, please contact our sales department
for details.
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AR
@ 633 nm
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A
single wavelength anti-reflection coating, v-coat, provides:
- R < 0.25%
at the specified wavelength (200nm - 2500nm). As experience shows
these values are typically R <0.1%.
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DBAR
@ 808 nm and 1064 nm
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A
dual band coating to cover the pump wavelength:
- (R < 0.3%
at 808nm) and the fundamental output (R < 0.15% at 1064nm)
of Nd:YAG and Nd:VYO4.
- This design
is optimized for high laser damage thresholds, typically >
1GW/cm2 at 1064nm.
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DBHR
@ 532 nm and 1064 nm
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Dual band
reflectors can be designed for covering two different wavelengths.
The example above shows the fundamental of Nd:YAG at 1064nm and
second harmonic at 532nm. The coatings can be specified for high
laser damage applications, please contact our sale department for
details.
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HR
@ 694nm, 45 deg AOI
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High
reflector coatings for a single wavelength provide:
- Reflectance
values > 98.5% from 200-399nm and
- 99.5% from
400-2500nm at near normal incidence.
- At higher
angles of incidence polarization effects become more apparent
however, reflectance values of > 98% from 200-399nm and >
99% from 400-2500nm are typical.
- Higher reflectance
values and other angles of incidence are available, please contact
our sales department for details.
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Long
Pass
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Long wave
pass filters are typically used for attenuating undesired wavelengths.
They also can be optimized for transmitting specific wavelength
ranges. When specifying the filter it is necessary to specify the
wavelength at which the transmission is 50% the peak value, referred
to as the cut-on wavelength.
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Short
Pass
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Short
wave pass filters are typically used for attenuating undesired wavelengths.
They also can be optimized for transmitting specific wavelength
ranges. When specifying the filter it is necessary to specify the
wavelength at which the transmission is 50% the peak value, referred
to as the cut-off wavelength. |
Standard
ZGP Coating
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Inrad’s
standard OPO coating for ZGP has the following specs for λpump =
2050nm, R < 0.5% @ λpump and R < 2.5% @ (1.68-2.40)* λpump.
Other coatings are available to match ZGP’s wide variety of
applications. |
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