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C30-CGBH
A cube-like joint in which rods are mounted in four directions, and a gimballed mirror holder is arranged inside.
By installing a beam splitter, you can construct a Michelson interferometer.
By installing a beam splitter, you can construct a Michelson interferometer.
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▶ If the rod is tightened too tightly or if the tightening force is greatly different depending on the location, the rod may not fit in other holders.
▶ Initially fix the rod lightly, after building the optical system, please tighten so that the force that fixes the rod is even in each holder.
▶ When configuring a large optical system or a long optical system, it may become distorted or become unstable due to vibration.
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C30-CGBH-25.4
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₹17,369.60
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◦ Mirror holders are supported by four (or three) rods (cages). In addition, the mirror holder can split the optical axis and the cage into two, or fold it to 90 degrees.
◦ The cage system has no distinction of up, down, left and right. Therefore, it is possible to place the holder in various orientations, which is convenient for constructing a three-dimensional optical system.
◦ The cage system has no distinction of up, down, left and right. Therefore, it is possible to place the holder in various orientations, which is convenient for constructing a three-dimensional optical system.