Wedge Prism
The wedge prism is an optical prism with inclined beveled surfaces, primarily used in the field of optics for beam control and deflection. With a small inclination angle on both sides, it causes the optical path to deflect towards the side that is thicker. Using a single wedge prism can shift the incident optical path by a certain angle; combining two wedge prisms can function as a deformation prism, mainly used for correcting laser beams. In the field of optics, the wedge prism is an advanced optical path adjustment device. Two rotatable prisms can adjust the direction of the outgoing beam within a certain range (10°). Wedge prisms play a crucial role in laser beam control. They can operate alone, deflecting laser beams to specific angles; a single prism can shift the incident beam by one diopter (equivalent to a 1 cm shift over a 1-meter distance). Alternatively, they can be paired for beam deflection. Two wedge prisms can function as deformation prisms, correcting the elliptical beam output from a laser tube and deflecting the beam at different angles within a range of 4θ. By individually rotating the two prisms, beam shaping can be achieved, commonly used for beam scanning at different positions in imaging applications.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Fused silica Infrared grade |
| Dimension [Upon the customer's drawing] | Upon the customer's drawing |
| Clear aperture [over sides] | >90% over sides |
| Wedge angle tolerance | ±0.01° |
| Surface accuracy | Better than λ/4 |
| Surface quality [Scratch /Dig] | 60/40 Scratch /Dig |
| Coating [AR Coating or upon customers' request] | AR Coating or upon customers' request |
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