Rainbow research optics inc.
Uv beam splitter cube.
Activated covalent bonding acb technology reo s proprietary adhesive free method of bonding optical components can be used to produce a wide array of monolithic visible and ir optical assemblies such as cube beamsplitters x cubes and beam combiners and separators.
Edmund optics anti reflection coatings are designed for the ultraviolet uv visible of infrared ir.
Cube beamsplitters bonded interface avoids beam displacement but interface can limit power handling if epoxy is used for bonding.
The polarizing options will split light of s and p polarization states differently while the non polarizing cube beamsplitters are designed to split incident light by a specified ratio that is independent of the light s wavelength or polarization state.
No phase shift between s p pol.
Optosigma corporation 3210 s croddy way 92704 santa ana california.
Cube laser line polarizing and non polarizing beamsplitters adhesive free bonding technology.
Manufactures a variety of beam splitters including non polarizing broadband high energy reflective cubes and more.
Beamsplitter cubes our beamsplitter cubes are available in polarizing or non polarizing models.
Negligible absorption for true 50 50 beamsplitting.
Techspec uv plate beamsplitters offer optimum performance in the 250 450nm spectral range and feature low absorption and negligible ghost reflections.
Laser line non polarizing cube beamsplitters.
Uv fused silica caf2 or bk7.
Ghost reflections are reduced but still present.
Even power split ratio insensitive to polarization.
Polarizing beamsplitters often used in photonics instrumentation split light by polarization state.
Thorlabs 50 50 uv fused silica broadband beamsplitters which are available in ø1 2 ø1 25 mm x 36 mm and ø2 versions have a beamsplitter coating for the 250 450 nm range deposited on the front surface that has been optimized for a 45 angle of incidence.
A beam splitter is an optical component used to split a beam of light in two by intensity wavelength color or polarization.