Polarizing plate beamsplitters are plates that have a polarizing coating. These transmit p-polarization and reflect s-polarization because the incoming monochromatic beam is at the Brewster angle.
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Polarizers
These Polarizing beamsplitters consist of two right angle prisms. One of them is coated with dielectric multi-layer polarizing coating on the hypotenuse face.
Broadband Polarizing Beamsplitters provides wide band polarizing.
Polarizing beamsplitters split a monochromatic beam entering at zero degree into p-polarization as transmitted and s-polarization as reflected radiation.
They are special polarizers with minimal transmission loss. α-BBO crystal type, which can be used in the ultraviolet range.
These are special polarizers with minimal transmission loss. Calcite can be used in the visible to infrared range.
Glan laser polarizers are designed to provide increased laser damage threshold for high power lasers and high energy laser pulses. α-BBO crystal type usable in the ultraviolet region.
Glan Laser Polarizers are designed to provide enhanced laser damage threshold for high power lasers and high energy laser pulses. Calcite can be used in the visible to infrared range.
Transmission loss is minimal, and a high extinction ratio of less than5x10^-5 is targeted. α-BBO crystal type usable in the ultraviolet region.
Transmission loss is minimal, and a high extinction ratio below5x10^-5 is claimed. Calcite can be used in the visible to infrared range.
They are prisms for splitting the incident beam into two linearly polarized beams with orthogonal polarization direction. α-BBO crystal type can be used in the ultraviolet range.
These are prisms for splitting the incident beam into two linearly polarized beams with orthogonal polarization direction. Calcite can be used in the visible to the infrared range.
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