Prisms
Keywords:
Laser Crystals
Magneto-Optic Crystals
Scintillation Crystals
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- Commodity name: Prisms
A prism is a class of optical elements that forms a specific angle between incident and emergent light and deflects the optical path.
Prism Overview
A prism is a class of optical elements that forms a specific angle between incident and emergent light and deflects the optical path. In optical systems, prisms can alter the angle between the incident and emergent light—such as deflecting light by 90° or 180°—as well as shift the path of light and reverse the orientation of images. Prisms are widely used in fields like laser research, laser optics systems, optical imaging, machine vision, life sciences, and biomedical applications, often integrated into various products and technologies.
Prism Type
Polarizing beam splitters, right-angle prisms, pentagonal prisms, Dove prisms, birefringent prisms, roof prisms, corner cubes, wedge mirrors, and high-precision cemented prisms, among others.
Prism Processing Specifications
Prism Processing Specifications
Materials: Fused quartz, JGS1, Corning 7980, BK7, H-K9L, optical glass, infrared materials, and more.
Parameters
Standard
High precision
Dimensional Tolerance
+0/-0.05mm
+0/-0.05mm
Flatness
λ/2@633nm
<20″
Wavefront Distortion
λ/2@633nm
λ/10@633nm
Surface Quality
60-40
10-5
Angle Tolerance
<3′
<10″
Ra
<1nm
<0.5nm
Coating
Customized to Customer Specifications
Application Areas
Prisms are used in laser technology, medical devices, laser measurement, optical instruments, optical imaging, laser calibration and tracking, machine vision, and pattern recognition, among other applications.
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Window films are widely used across multiple fields, including optical instruments, medicine, laser technology, security, defense industries, machine vision, industrial lenses, microscopes, imaging systems, industrial equipment, and more.
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