Optics and Optical Coatings
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OSE-OPZS
ZnSe Windows for IR Laser, Uncoated
Zinc-selenium is the most commonly used optical material that enables the transmission of infrared light.
Zinc-selenium is the most commonly used optical material that enables the transmission of infrared light.
OSE-OPSI
Silicon Windows for IR Laser
Silicon is a monocrystal mainly used in semiconductors and does not absorb in the IR range from 1.2 µm to 6 µm.
OSE-OPGE
Germanium Windows for IR Laser
Germanium as a monocrystal, which is mainly used in semiconductors, is non-absorbing in IR ranges from 2 µm to 20 µm.
OSE-CCB
Corner Cube Prisms
Corner cubes have the property that light incident on the prism face is deflected 180 degrees regardless of its angle of incidence.
OSE-CPC-14.24C29.02-P
Parabolic Lens
The internal reflection type parabolic lens is an optical element that can collect light on the emitting end surface when incident light from different directions is reflected from the streamlined side surface.
OSE-DOP
Dove Prisms
Dove prisms have the useful property of completely inverting an image by 180 degrees.
BK7 equilateral prisms are commonly used for splitting light into its different colors.
OSE-DPSQ
Equilateral Dispersing Prisms, SiO2
SiO2 equilateral prisms are commonly used for splitting light into its different colors.
OSE-DPTIH11
Equilateral Dispersing Prisms, S-TIH11
S-TIH11 equilateral prisms are usually used for scattering the light into its different colors.
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2-16 micron Laser Beam Analyzer
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