Mirrors


A parabolic mirror is a curved mirror that converts diverging light from one point of the light source into parallel light.

Mirrors with high surface accuracy are realized by optimizing the conditions of substrate, thickness and coating.

The super mirror is an ultra-high power mirror whose surface reflectance is as close to 1 (100%) as possible to increase the power of the resonator.

Silver (Ag) coated mirrors have a high reflectance over a wide range from visible to infrared wavelengths.

You can use the 0 - 45° wide-angle dielectric mirrors for an optical system to move light back and forth between two mirrors or Michelson interferometers if you want to use a mirror with an angle of incidence of 45° or less.