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Anti-Reflection
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Beamsplitter
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Polarizers/wave plates
Beamsplitters/Paartial reflection

POLARIZING BEAMSPLITTER CUBE (PBS)

Polarizing Beamsplitter Cube Coatings are deposited between two commented right angle prisms. They are designed to separate an incident beam into S and P polarization components with an extinction ratio (TP/TS) in excess of 500 : 1 (1000: 1 for 400nm - 2.0 ㎛).The incident energy is split into two orthogonally polarized beams that emerge at 90。with respect to each other. These coatings are also useful for combining two orthogonally polarized beams.

*For UV and high power applications, go to high power plate beamsplitter on page 21.

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LONG WAVE PASS (LWP) & SHORT WAVE PASS (SWP)

LONG WAVE PASS (LWP)

Long Wave pass coatings are used to separate two regions of the spectrum.
These all dielectric, high damage threshold coatings reflect the short wave region and pass the longer wavelength region.

SHORT WAVE PASS (SWP)

Short Wave pass coatings are used to separate two regions of spectrum.
These alldielectric, high damage threshold coatings reflect the long wave region and pass the shorter wavelength region

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ND:YAG HARMONIC SEPARATOR (MRT)

Nd:YAG Harmonic Separator coatings are designed for Nd:YAG harmonic separation. They reflect one YAG harmonic (RMAX) while transmitting another (TMAX). These all dielectric coatings are sensitive to polarization, wavelength and angle of incidence. They are durable and highly resistant to laser damage.

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NON-POLARIZING PLATE BEAMSPLITTER (NPP)

Non-Polarizing Plate Beamsplitter coatings divide an incident beam into transmitted components with the specified intensity ratio while maintaining incoming polarization state. They are designed for applications in which it is necessary to maintain the polarization characteristics of the incident beam.
These all dielectric coatings are sensitive to wavelength and angle of incidence. They are durable and highly resistant to laser damage

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NON-POLARIZING BEAMSPLITTER CUBE (NPC)

Non-Polarizing Beamsplitter Cube coatings are deposited between two right angle prisms that are permanently cemented together. These coatings are designed for applications in which it is necessary to maintain the polarization characteristics of the incident beam.
These all dielectric coatings divide an incident beam into reflected and transmitted components with the specified intensity ratio while maintaining incoming polarization state.

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BROADBAND CUBE BEAMSPLITTER (BP)

Broadband Cube Beamsplitter coatings are deposited between two right-angle prisms that are permanently cemented together. These coatings utilize a combination of metallic and dielectric films.
They are designed to divide an incident, broadband beam into reflected and transmitted components with a ratio
(R/T) of 1 ± 5%

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CUBE BEAMSPLITTER (BSC)

Cube Beamsplitter coatings are deposited between two right-angle prisms that are permanently cemented together. These all dielectric coatings divide an incident beam into reflected and transmitted components with the specified intensity ratio.

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PLATE BEAMSPLITTER (BS)

Plate Beamsplitter coatings divide an incident beam into reflected and transmitted components with the specified intensity ratio. These all dielectric coatings are sensitive to wavelength, polarization and angle of incidence. They are durable and highly resistant to laser damage.

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PARTIAL REFLECTION (PAR)

Partial Reflection coatings are widely used for beamsplitting, beam sampling and laser output coupling. They divide an incident beam into reflected and transmitted components with the specified intensity ratio. Coatings for high power wavelengths use special materials that are able to withstand higher power than standard partial reflection coatings. These all dielectric coatings are sensitive to polarization, wavelength and angle of incidence. They are durable and highly resistant to laser damage.

The Excimer laser coatings are able to withstand the corrosive properties of Excimer gases, thus are
well suited for intracavity applications.

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PHASE RETARDING MIRROR (PRM)

Phase Retarding mirror coatings are designed to produce a specific phase shift between the S and P polarization components of an incident CO₂laser beam. Coatings designed for 0。phase shift maintain the incident polarization state in the reflected beam. Coatings designed for λ/4 (90。) phase shift convert a linearly polarized beam into a circularly polarized beam.

Coatings designed for λ/8 (45。) phase shift convert a linearly polarized beam into an elliptically polarized beam.

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BARE AND PROTECTED GOLD (BAU, PAU)

Bare GOLD has high reflectance in the near, mid and far IR regions. Gold does not oxidize, so it is not necessary that it have a protective dielecric overcoat. Bare gold, however, is very soft and easily scratched, and can only be cleaned by flow-washing with solvents, or by blowing the surface clean with a low pressure stream of dry air. Durability is greatly enhanced with a protective overcoat. Protected gold offers excellent reflectance from 700 nm through far IR and can be cleaned regularly using standard organic solvents. It is somewhat less sensitive to wavelength, angle of incidence, or polarization, so it is useful for a wide range of monochromatic and polychromatic. Gold is chemically

Enhanced Gold is comprised of gold overcoated with a multilayer dielectric film that is designed
to optimize reflectance at a specific wavelength. This coating is recommended for applications
involving high power CW lasers, especially when deposited on copper substrates, due to heat
dissipation characteristics of copper. The enhancing layer also greatly improves durability,
meeting MIL SPEC requirements. This coating is sensitie to wavelength, angle of incidence and
polarization. Reflectance values can be further optimized further by adding more layers to the
enhancing overcoat. This option is available upon request.

Commonly used in the visible and near infrared regions, enhanced gold increases reflectivity
at 800nm from about 98% to 99.5%

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PROTECTED ALUMINUM (PAL) & ENHANCED ALUMINUM (EAL)

PROTECTED ALUMINUM (PAL)

Protected Aluminum is the most commonly used metal coating for less demanding, general purpose applications. As a front surface reflector, aluminum is overcoated with one of several transmissive materials, depending on the wavelength region of interest. As a back surface reflector, aluminum is overcoated with black epoxy paint.
Protected aluminum is somewhat less sensitive to wavelength, angle of incidence or polarization, so it is useful for a wide range of low power monochromatic and polychromatic applications. Durability meets MIL SPEC requirements.

ENHANCED ALUMINUM
(EAL) Enhanced Aluminum is comprised of aluminum overcoated with a few multilayer dielectric films
that is designed to optimize reflectance at a specific wavelength. the enhancing layer also greatly improves
durability, meeting MIL SPEC requirements. This coating is more sensitive to wavelength, angle of incidence
and polarization than protective metal coatings.

Enhanced Aluminum is used to enhance the reflectivity of bare aluminum, most commonly in the ultraviolet
region. At 193nm, bare aluminum will deliver about 91% reflectivity. Using enhanced aluminum at the same
wavelength will deliver greater than 98% reflectivity.

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BARE ALUMINUM (BAL)

Bare Aluminum offers greater than 86% reflectance from near UV to mind IR. Aluminum will slowly oxidize, resulting in a significant loss of reflectance in the UV, and slight scattering throughout the spectrum. Therefore, it is best if aluminum has a protective dielectric overcoat. A protective overcoat will also substantially improve abrasion resistance, so that the coating is less susceptible to damage during cleaning and handling.

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BROADBAND RMAX HIGH-REFLECTION (BHR) ND:YAG MULTI-WAVELENGTH RMAX HIGH-RE

Broadband Rmax High Reflection coatings are designed to provide high reflectance over a broad spectral region. These all dielectric coatings exhibit very low loss due to absorption and scatter. They are less sensitive to the angle of incidence than laser line RMAX mirror coatings, which makes them well-suited for the steepy curved surfaces of high numerical aperture mirrors, of for applications in which it is necessary to vary the angle of incidence.

Due to the large number of layers used to cover to cover the broad range, absorption and scattering are somewhat higher than Laserline coatings (LHR) resulting in a lower damage threshold

Nd:YAG Multi-wavelength Rmax High Reflection coatings provide high reflectance at both 1064
and 532 nm. These all dielectric coatings are sensitive to polarization, wavelength and angle of
incidence. They are durable and highly resistant to laser damage.

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LASERLINE RMAX HIGH-REFLECTION (LHR)

Laserline Rmax High Reflection coatings provide maximum reflectivity with very low loss due to absorption and scatter. Coatings for high power wavelengths use special materials that are able to withstand higher power than standard Rmax mirror coatings. These all dielectric coatings are sensitive to polarization, wavelength and angle of incidence. They are durable and highly resistant to laser damage.

The Excimer coatings are able to withstand the corrosive properties of Excimer gases, thus are well suited for intracavity applications.

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ND:YAG MULTI-WAVELENGTH ANTI REFLECTION (MAR)

Nd:YAG Multi-Wavelength Anti-Reflection coatings substantially reduce surface reflectance at up to three YAG harmonic frequencies simultaneously. These all dielectric coatings are sensitive to polarization, wavelength, and angle of incidence. They are durable and highly resistant to laser damage.

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BROADBAND ANTI-REFLECTION (BAR)

Broadband Anti-Reflection coatings substantially reduce surface reflection over a broad spectral region. These coatings are less sensitive to the angle of incidence than “V” coatings, which makes them well suited for the steepy curved surfaces of high numerical aperture lenses, or for applications in which it is necessary to vary the angle of incidence.

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NARROWBAND ANTI-REFLECTION (NAR)

Narrowband Anti-Reflection coatings, often referred to as “V”coatings, substantially reduce surface reflectance at the specified center wavelength and are better suited to laser applications than single-layer AR coatings. These all dielectric, multi-layer coatings are sensitive to polarization, wavelength and angle of incidence. They are durable and highly resistant to laser damage.
Coatings for high power wavelengths use special materials that are able to withstand higher power than standard narrowband anti-reflection coatings.

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SINGLE LAYER ANTI-REFLECTION (SAR)

Single Layer Magnesium Fluoride (MgF2) is the most common anti-reflection coating. It is a hard, durable coating that reduces surface reflectance of BK7 from approximately 4% to less than 1.3% at the specified center wavelength and normal incidence. Reflection losses for higher index materials such as sapphire are less than 0.5%. This coating is widely used in commercial optical products and other less demanding applications

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