N-BK7 and fused-silica wedge prisms
A wedge prism is an optical element with inclined planar faces, usually at a small angle to one another. It deflects light toward the thicker section and can commonly serve as an isolating element. It can also produce a small deviation that prevents light from returning to its source.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Diameter [Model UWGA001; No unit given in the Diameter header] | Φ25.4 |
| Material [Model UWGA001] | N-BK7 |
| Deflection angle α [Model UWGA001] | 1° |
| Wedge Angle β [Model UWGA001; Final digits in the original angle string lack an arcminute symbol; No arcminute symbol or decimal added] | 1°57 |
| Thickness at the thickest point [Model UWGA001] | 3.86 mm |
| Diameter [Model UWGA002; No unit given in the Diameter header] | Φ25.4 |
| Material [Model UWGA002] | N-BK7 |
| Deflection angle α [Model UWGA002] | 2° |
| Wedge Angle β [Model UWGA002; Final digits in the original angle string lack an arcminute symbol; No arcminute symbol or decimal added] | 3°53 |
| Thickness at the thickest point [Model UWGA002] | 4.72 mm |
| Diameter [Model UWGA003; No unit given in the Diameter header] | Φ25.4 |
| Material [Model UWGA003] | N-BK7 |
| Deflection angle α [Model UWGA003] | 4° |
| Wedge Angle β [Model UWGA003; Final digits in the original angle string lack an arcminute symbol; No arcminute symbol or decimal added] | 7°41 |
| Thickness at the thickest point [Model UWGA003] | 6.43 mm |
| Diameter [Model UWGA004; No unit given in the Diameter header] | Φ25.4 |
| Material [Model UWGA004] | N-BK7 |
| Deflection angle α [Model UWGA004] | 6° |
| Wedge Angle β [Model UWGA004; Final digits in the original angle string lack an arcminute symbol; No arcminute symbol or decimal added] | 11°21 |
| Thickness at the thickest point [Model UWGA004] | 8.11 mm |
| Diameter [Model UWGA005; No unit given in the Diameter header] | Φ25.4 |
| Material [Model UWGA005] | N-BK7 |
| Deflection angle α [Model UWGA005] | 8° |
| Wedge Angle β [Model UWGA005; Final digits in the original angle string lack an arcminute symbol; No arcminute symbol or decimal added] | 14°51 |
| Thickness at the thickest point [Model UWGA005] | 9.74 mm |
| Diameter [Model UWGA006; No unit given in the Diameter header] | Φ25.4 |
| Material [Model UWGA006] | N-BK7 |
| Deflection angle α [Model UWGA006] | 10° |
| Wedge Angle β [Model UWGA006; Final digits in the original angle string lack an arcminute symbol; No arcminute symbol or decimal added] | 18°08 |
| Thickness at the thickest point [Model UWGA006] | 11.33 mm |
| Diameter [Model UWGJ001; No unit given in the Diameter header] | Φ25.4 |
| Material [Model UWGJ001] | JGS1 |
| Deflection angle α [Model UWGJ001] | 1° |
| Wedge Angle β [Model UWGJ001; Final digits in the original angle string lack an arcminute symbol; No arcminute symbol or decimal added] | 2°4 |
| Thickness at the thickest point [Model UWGJ001] | 3.88 mm |
| Diameter [Model UWGJ002; No unit given in the Diameter header] | Φ25.4 |
| Material [Model UWGJ002] | JGS1 |
| Deflection angle α [Model UWGJ002] | 2° |
| Wedge Angle β [Model UWGJ002; Final digits in the original angle string lack an arcminute symbol; No arcminute symbol or decimal added] | 4°7 |
| Thickness at the thickest point [Model UWGJ002] | 4.78 mm |
| Diameter [Model UWGJ003; No unit given in the Diameter header] | Φ25.4 |
| Material [Model UWGJ003] | JGS1 |
| Deflection angle α [Model UWGJ003] | 4° |
| Wedge Angle β [Model UWGJ003; Final digits in the original angle string lack an arcminute symbol; No arcminute symbol or decimal added] | 8°14 |
| Thickness at the thickest point [Model UWGJ003] | 6.57 mm |
| Diameter [Model UWGJ004; No unit given in the Diameter header] | Φ25.4 |
| Material [Model UWGJ004] | JGS1 |
| Deflection angle α [Model UWGJ004] | 6° |
| Wedge Angle β [Model UWGJ004; Final digits in the original angle string lack an arcminute symbol; No arcminute symbol or decimal added] | 12°21 |
| Thickness at the thickest point [Model UWGJ004] | 8.4 mm |
| Dimensional Tolerance [Manufacturing capability standard; Original name/unit on this page retained] | ±0.1 mm |
| Qi-angle tolerance (literal source term) [Manufacturing capability standard; Original name/unit on this page retained] | ±0.1 mm |
| Surface Figure [Manufacturing capability standard; 632.8nm] | λ/4 |
| Surface Finish [Manufacturing capability standard; Original name/unit on this page retained] | 60-40 |
| Coating [Manufacturing capability standard; Original name/unit on this page retained] | Optional |
| Edge Bevel [Manufacturing capability standard; Original name/unit on this page retained] | Protective |
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