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50R/50T 30mm Dia., UV Plate Beamsplitter

Name: 50R/50T 30mm Dia., UV Plate Beamsplitter
Brand: TECHSPEC
SKU: 65-925
Price: ₹13,224

TECHSPEC® UV Plate Beamsplitters

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Angle of Incidence (°):

Clear Aperture (%):

>85

Coating Specification:

Surface 1: R_abs = 50 ±5% @ 350nm, R_avg = 50 ±10% over 250 - 450nm
T_abs =50 ±5% @ 350nm, T_avg = 50 ±10% over 250 - 450nm
Surface 2: BBAR (R_avg <1%, R_abs <2% over 250 - 450nm)

Construction:

Plate

Diameter (mm):

30.00 +0.00/-0.20

Parallelism (arcmin):

Reflection/Transmission Ratio (R/T):

50/50

Fused Silica (Corning 7980)

Surface Flatness (P-V):

1λ

Surface Quality:

60-40

Thickness (mm):

3.00 ±0.38

Type:

Standard Beamsplitter

Wavelength Range (nm):

250 - 450

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:

Compliant

Certificate of Conformance:

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Reach 235:

Compliant

Product Family Description

Multiple Transmission/Reflection Ratios Available
BBAR Coated Second Surface
Fused Silica Substrate

TECHSPEC® UV Plate Beamsplitters offer optimum performance in the 250-450nm spectral range and feature low absorption and negligible ghost reflections. The precision fused silica substrate has been designed to minimize the additional optical path length a beamsplitter adds to an imaging or photonic system. Available in multiple transmission/reflection ratios, TECHSPEC® UV Plate Beamsplitters are ideal for fluorescence imaging, biomedical and pharmaceutical applications, forensics, and spectroscopy. All coatings are designed for 45° AOI and random polarization.