Energy Beam Splitting Device
Energy beam-splitting devices split light of a certain form by ratio within a certain angle and wavelength range. In form, they are divided into plate type and prism type. Because prism types have no beam offset or interference, they are more commonly used in imaging systems with higher requirements. Topticor can provide you with energy beam-splitting devices in both forms
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Beam Deviation (Parallel) | <5' (prism) <3' (flat plate) |
| Coating | Prism: four surfaces AR-coated, hypotenuse beam-splitter coated. Plate: one side beam-splitting, one side AR. Splitting accuracy ±5% |
| Special Spectral Specifications | 50:50±5%@400-700nm、650-900nm、900-1200nm 95:5±2%@1550、70:30±5%@1200-1600nm |
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