Flat Mirror
A plane mirror is a basic optic with a flat reflecting surface. It follows the law of reflection and forms an upright virtual image equal in size to the object and symmetric about the mirror plane. It produces a perfect image and preserves beam concentricity. By coating position, mirrors include more delicate, ghost-free front-surface mirrors commonly used in precision instruments and more common everyday rear-surface mirrors that may produce slight ghosting. Applications include beam folding, periscopes, vehicle rear-view mirrors, and optical measuring instruments. Dongkeda offers uncoated and reflective-coated mirrors, including standard protected aluminum, protected UV-reflecting aluminum, and protected gold. Metallic coatings generally meet instrument requirements. For higher reflectance, multilayer dielectric coatings improve reflection and reduce absorption loss.
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