Newport Thin Film Laboratory\'s Long Pass Filters
Description
Long pass filters pass regions that are longer in wavelength (lower in energy) that the blocking band.
Newport Thin Film Laboratory\'s Long Pass Filters
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| Diameter: | N/A mm |
| Thickness: | N/A mm |
| Transmission Wavelength Range: | 680-1100nm |
| Cut-On Wavelength: | 680 nm |
| Transmission: | 95 % |
| Blocking (Optical Density): | OD<1 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Long pass filters are commonly used in fluorescence microscopy, spectroscopy, and in the production of optical instruments.
A long pass filter is an optical filter that allows longer wavelengths of light to pass through while blocking shorter wavelengths.
The blocking band of a long pass filter is the range of wavelengths that are blocked by the filter.
The Newport Thin Film Laboratory's Long Pass Filters are a series of optical filters designed to transmit longer wavelengths of light while blocking shorter wavelengths.
The purpose of a long pass filter is to selectively transmit light of longer wavelengths while blocking shorter wavelengths.