Polarizing Beamsplitter Cube 10mm 780nm
PBS-10-7800
Polarizing beamsplitters consist of two right angle prisms. One of them is coated with dielectric multi-layer polarizing coating on the hypotenuse face. Polarizing beamsplitters split a monochromatic beam entering at zero degree into p-polarization as transmitted and s-polarization as reflected.
◦Four surfaces of the cube are coated with narrowband multi-layer anti-reflection coatings.
◦The losses of input beam of these products are minimized because of no absorption of the dielectric coatings.
◦For cube beamsplitters, unlike plate beamsplitters, beam deviations of transmitted beams and ghosts rarely occur.
◦The losses of input beam of these products are minimized because of no absorption of the dielectric coatings.
◦For cube beamsplitters, unlike plate beamsplitters, beam deviations of transmitted beams and ghosts rarely occur.
| Name | Polarizing Beamsplitter Cube 10mm 780nm |
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| Gewicht | 0.0050kgs |
| Standard Coatings Available | Nein |
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| Remark | - |
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| Design wavelength | 780nm |
| Image Label | Polarizing Beamsplitter Cube 10mm 780nm |
| Length | 10mm |
| Material | BK7 |
| Surface flatness of substrate | λ/4 |
| Angular deviation of transmitted beam | ＜10′ |
| Coating |
Hypotenuse surface ; Dielectric multilayer coating Four surfaces ; Multilayer antireflection coating |
| Incident angle | 0° |
| Transmittance of P polarized light | ＞97%( PBS-4050 ; ＞90%) |
| Extinction ratio of transmission | Ts：Tp＝1：1000 |
| Laser Damage Threshold | 0.3J/cm2 (Laser pulse width ; 10ns , Repetition frequency ; 20Hz) |
| Surface Quality (Scratch-Dig) | 20-10 |
| Wavelength range | 780nm |
| A＝B＝C | 10mm |
| Reflectance of S polarized light | ＞98% |
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PBS-10-7800
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Polarizing beamsplitters consist of two right angle prisms. One of them is coated with dielectric multi-layer polarizing coating on the hypotenuse face. Polarizing beamsplitters split a monochromatic beam entering at zero degree into p-polarization as transmitted and s-polarization as reflected.
