True Zero-Order Waveplate WPS415
Two types of true zero-order waveplates are available: single-plate and cemented true zero-order waveplates. Waveplates can be customized to customer requirements. Single-plate true zero-order waveplates are fabricated from a single quartz crystal plate and offer high retardance accuracy. Compared with conventional zero-order waveplates, they provide more stable performance and are minimally affected by temperature, material and other factors. They are commonly used in high-precision applications such as optical communications and scientific research. Cemented true zero-order waveplates consist of a single quartz crystal plate bonded to a fused silica substrate. They offer greatly increased mechanical strength with performance very close to that of single-plate true zero-order waveplates. Features: true zero-order retardance; customizable wavelengths: 150-7000nm; antireflection coating on all surfaces; high damage threshold (single plate); extremely high retardance accuracy. Fabrication specifications: standard wavelengths: 532nm,632.8nm,780nm,808nm,980nm,1064nm,1310nm,1550nm. Standard single-plate true zero-order waveplates: standard cemented true zero-order waveplates:
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Retardance [Single-Plate True Zero-Order Waveplate] | λ/4 |
| Diameter [Single-Plate True Zero-Order Waveplate] | 15.0 mm |
| Standard Mount Diameter [Single-Plate True Zero-Order Waveplate] | 25.4 mm |
| Standard Wavelength [Discrete Standard Wavelengths Listed on This Page] | 532nm,632.8nm,780nm,808nm,980nm,1064nm,1310nm,1550nm |
| Customizable Wavelength [Customized According to Customer Requirements; the Full Wavelength Range Does Not Apply to Every Model] | 150-7000nm |
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