Dichroic Filter
In the two-way mirror or filter, a optic coating with different refractive rates is created on the glass base. The interface between layers with different refractive rates produces a phase reflection, thereby selectively enhancing some wavelength light and disrupting other wavelengths. These layers are often added by vacuum deposition. By controlling the number of thicknesses and layers, frequency bands can adjust the width of filters and make them wide or narrow as required. Because the desired wavelength is reflected rather than absorbed, the two-way filters do not absorb this unwanted energy in the operation, and therefore do not become more moderately radiant than the traditional filter (in an attempt to absorb all the energy in the band). Similar two-way lenses are now used in cases where white light is deliberately divided into different colour bands (e.g. in colour video projectors or colour television cameras).
Overview
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Band length [Parameter graphs 2.png to identify technical items in the chart] | 430-620 nm |
| Passage pass rate T [Parameter graphs 2.png to identify technical items in the chart] | T≥95% |
| Angle of Incidence AOI [Parameter graphs 2.png to identify technical items in the chart] | AOI=45° |
| Blocking Depth [Parameter graphs 2.png to identify technical items in the chart] | OD2-OD4 |
| Dimensions [Parameter graphs 2.png to identify technical items in the chart] | Customise as required by clients |
| Substrate Material [Parameter graphs 2.png to identify technical items in the chart] | Universal |
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