Waveplate (WP)
Waveplates are optical devices used to alter the polarization state of light. They are essential components in various optical systems, providing precise control over light polarization.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength | Defined by the user |
| Type | C - Zero Order Cemented, O - Zero Order Optically Contacted, A - Zero Order Air-spaced, F - True Zero Order Cemented, S - True Zero Order Single Plate |
| Size | Dxxx - Round shape, LxW - Square shape |
| Coating | 1 - Uncoated, 2 - Coated |
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