Beamsplitter Prism
A cube beamsplitter bonds two identical right-angle prisms, one with a beamsplitting coating on its hypotenuse. At the cemented coating, part of the incident beam transmits and part reflects. Common materials are BK7 (H-K9L) and fused silica. Non-polarizing beamsplitters (NPBS) use polarization-independent ratios such as 50:50 or 70:30, with nearly equal S/P reflection/transmission and unchanged incident polarization, for general imaging, interferometry and laser-power sampling. Polarizing beamsplitters (PBS) use a dielectric polarizing coating to transmit P and reflect S, producing orthogonal polarizations for polarization optics, lasers and communications. Dichroic cubes split by wavelength, reflecting one band and transmitting another for RGB combining, fluorescence microscopy and multispectral cameras.
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