Intensity Beamsplitter [Partially Transmitting, Partially Reflecting Mirror]
Splits only by intensity, dividing incident energy into fixed reflected and transmitted proportions, such as 50% reflection and 50% transmission. A beamsplitter is an important interferometer component widely used in lasers and fiber communication. It divides one beam into a source-described liang beams, or multiple beams, with properties identical to the source or partly identical for polarization splitting. Total split intensity equals source intensity if losses are ignored. Structure: a plane glass substrate with a single metal layer, such as aluminum or silver, or a dielectric coating. Coating thickness sets reflectance; a silver coating may provide 50% reflection and 50% transmission. Principle: partial reflection and transmission without wavelength or polarization selectivity. Slight phase differences or dispersion may occur, with metal absorption causing efficiency loss.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Substrate Material | K9, BK7, B270, D263T, Corning, Fused Silica, Colored Glass |
| Surface Finish | US Military Standard 40-20, International Grade Three |
| Split Ratio | 90:10、70:30、50:50 |
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