The beam-splitting film is a kind of thin film material with special optical properties, which can separate or combine the incident light according to different wavelengths. The design and manufacture of the beam-splitting film aim to achieve the functions of light splitting and wavelength selection. In the manufacturing process of beam splitters and dichroic mirrors (internal components of optical instruments), the beam-splitting film is plated to realize the screening and reflection of different wavelength bands. It is widely used in many fields such as spectral analysis, optical instruments, optoelectronics, the solar energy field, display technology, and optical coatings.
Substrate Material
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Wavelength
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Reflectivity Requirement
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Reflectivity Requirement
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pigtail
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1064/1310/1550 ± 20nm
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T/R = 50%/50% ± 2%
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T/R = 80%/20% ± 2%
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G/C-lens
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1064/1310/1550 ± 20nm
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T/R = 50%/50% ± 2%
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T/R = 80%/20% ± 2%
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H-K9L
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1064/1310/1550 ± 20nm
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T/R = 50%/50% ± 2%
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T/R = 80%/20% ± 2%
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Fused Quartz
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1064/1310/1550 ± 20nm
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T/R = 50%/50% ± 2%
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T/R = 80%/20% ± 2%
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Coating Type | Performance and Application | |
Beam-splitting Film Layer | Polarizing Beam Splitter | High reflection for s-polarized and antireflection for p-polarized for laser application. |
Broadband Polarizing Beam Splitter | Wide wavelength bandwidth provide high reflection to s-polarized and antireflection to p-polarized. | |
Non-polarizing Beam Splitter | The low polarization dependence of the metallic dielectric hybrid coating allows the transmission and reflection of S-polarization and P-polarization states to be within 6% of each other. |