The polka dot beamsplitter is a beamsplitter that has aluminum coating of halftone dots (polka dots) on the glass substrate. It has a low dependence on the incident angle and can be used in a wide range of wavelengths from ultraviolet region to the infrared region.
◦Reflectance to transmittance ratio is manufactured by adjusting the area ratio of the points that have been coated. ◦Unlike dielectric beamsplitters, the polka dot beamsplitter reflectance and transmittance ratio does not change as the incident angle changes. ◦There are two sizes available φ25.4mm and φ50.8mm diameter and three types of reflectance to transmittance ratio, 7:3, 5:5 and 3:7.
We also offer different sizes, wavelengths and ratios that are not listed on our website or in our catalog.
WEB Reference Catalog Code/W3802
Remark
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Attention
When used with a laser beam with high interference, diffraction occurs.
When light is incident, scattering light by the halftone dot occurs.
By the effect of the refractive index and the thickness of the substrate, the optical path of the transmitted light over the incident light will move by 0.5 extent parallel.
When the incident beam diameter is very thin, it is not possible to separate into the split ratio.
Do not clean with water or solvents. It may cause surface deterioration.
Please use in the environments which are non-condensing and less dust. If the dust or dirt is deposited, please do not blow but blow it off gently with dried air.
Design wavelength
250 - 2200nm
Diameter φD
25.4mm
Image Label
Polka dot beam spliter 25.4mm Diameter 70:30
Reflectance : Transmittance
70:30
Material
Synthetic fused silica
Parallelism
<3′
Coating
Front Surface: Al+MgF2 Rear Surface: Uncoated
Recommended angle of incidence
0 − 45°
Wavelength range
250 − 2200nm
Surface Quality (Scratch-Dig)
80-50
Dot pitch
0.3mm
Reflectance : Transmittance
70:30
Diameter φD
φ25.4mm
Thickness t
1.5mm
Transmission<br> (Wevelength Range 555nm , <br>Angle of Incidence : 0°)
The polka dot beamsplitter is a beamsplitter that has aluminum coating of halftone dots (polka dots) on the glass substrate. It has a low dependence on the incident angle and can be used in a wide range of wavelengths from ultraviolet region to the infrared region.