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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.
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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.
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Knife Edge Right Angle Prisms
The knife-edge prism is polished on the sharp edges of the rectangular faces and has no chamfers on these edges.
The knife-edge prism is polished on the sharp edges of the rectangular faces and has no chamfers on these edges.
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Light Pipes, BK7
BK7 Light Pipe is an optical element for illuminating a uniform brightness distribution from a light with a non-uniform brightness distribution.
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Penta Prisms
Penta prisms deflect an input beam 270 degrees regardless of the angle of incidence on the first face.
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Hollow Retro-Reflectors
The hollow retroreflector is similar to the corner cube; it reflects the incident light back to its original source.
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Right Angle Prisms, BK7
Rectangular prisms that are not coated can be used in various applications, such as total internal reflection of critical angles and wavelength dispersion.
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