Optical Band-Pass Filter
Description
The Optical Bandpass Filter is a specialized optical component designed to selectively allow specific wavelengths of light to pass through while reflecting or cutting off others. This capability makes it invaluable across a wide range of applications in clinical medicine, environmental experiments, fluorescence studies, and more. These filters enable the selection of light from arc lamps or gas discharge lamps and are commonly used in conjunction with laser diode modules and LEDs. With a diverse range of configurations available, clients can choose the appropriate filter type to suit their specific application requirements.
Optical Band-Pass Filter
Specifications |
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| Central Wavelength: | 193-1650 nm |
| Bandwidth (FWHM): | 10±2 nm |
| Peak Transmittance: | 10-70 % |
Features
- Wavelength Selection: Allows precise selection of specific wavelength ranges, enabling tailored filtering for various optical applications.
- Application Versatility: Suitable for diverse applications including clinical medicine, environmental experiments, fluorescence studies, and more, providing flexibility across different fields.
- Light Source Compatibility: Compatible with arc lamps, gas discharge lamps, laser diode modules, and LEDs, facilitating seamless integration into different optical setups.
- Customizable Options: Available in various configurations with customizable central wavelength (CWL), full width at half maximum (FWHM), and other specifications to meet specific application requirements.
- Optical Performance: Ensures high optical transmission (T) while effectively blocking unwanted wavelengths, delivering clear and precise filtering performance.
- Durable Construction: Constructed with high-quality materials and precise manufacturing processes, ensuring reliability and durability in demanding optical environments.
- Wide Range of Sizes: Available in a range of diameters (Dia) and thicknesses (T), offering versatility and compatibility with different optical setups.
Summary:
- Material: Optical glass
- Central Wavelength (CWL): Customizable
- Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM): Customizable
- Transmission (T): Varies based on model
- Blocking Wavelength Range: 200-10,000 nm
- Optical Density (OD) Data: Varies based on model
- Diameter (Dia): Varies based on model
- Thickness (T): Varies based on model
Applications
- Clinical Medicine: Used in medical imaging and diagnostic equipment for selective wavelength filtering, facilitating accurate analysis and diagnosis.
- Environmental Experiments: Employed in environmental monitoring systems for analyzing specific wavelengths related to environmental parameters such as air quality and pollution.
- Fluorescence Studies: Essential components in fluorescence microscopy setups for isolating fluorescence signals and enhancing image contrast.
- Laser Diode Modules: Integrated into laser systems for filtering specific wavelengths, ensuring precise laser output for various applications including communication and materials processing.
- LED Lighting: Utilized in LED lighting systems for color filtering and spectral control, enhancing lighting efficiency and quality.
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China
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since 2023
Frequently Asked Questions
A band-pass filter is an optic that allows specific wavelength light to pass through while reflecting or cutting off others.
Band-pass filters have various applications, including clinical medicine, environmental experiments, fluorescence, and selecting arc lamp or gas discharge lamp light. They are often used together with laser diode modules and LEDs.
We offer band-pass filters with CWL193nm-1650nm, and the size and other specifications can be customized according to our clients' demands.
Yes, we have a range of band-pass filters with different central wavelength (CWL), full width at half maximum (FWHM), transmission (T), blocking range, and optical density (OD). The datasheet provides detailed information about each filter.
Yes, we offer customization options for the size and other specifications of the band-pass filters based on our clients' requests.