Silicon Single Crystal
Description
Silicon single crystal is a type of chemically inert material，Ultra-pure silicon in the range of 1 ~ 7μm band has a great transmittance rate for infrared light from 90% to 95%, while in the far infrared band its transmittance can also perform well. Compared with Ge (Germanium) its carrier absorption is much weaker, as a result, we can control silicon’s temperature rising much more easily. Silicon single crystal is used as the substrate of the 3-5µm band infrared optical window and optical filter commonly and because of its good thermal conductivity and low density, it is also used for laser reflector.
Silicon Single Crystal
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| Application Spectrum: | Deep Ultraviolet (DUV) |
| Wavelength Range: | 1357-4000 nm |
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Compared with Ge (Germanium), silicon single crystal's carrier absorption is much weaker, making it easier to control its temperature rising.
The material properties of silicon single crystal include a density of 2.33 g/m, a melting point of 1420℃, a dielectric constant of 13@10GHZ, and a coefficient of thermal conductivity of 163.3@273K.
The optical properties of silicon single crystal include a wavelength range of 10nm-10nm and 3×10nm-3×10nm, an absorption coefficient of 1.6×10^3000nm, and a thermo-optic coefficient dn/dT of 1.6×10^-1.
Silicon single crystal is a type of chemically inert material that has a great transmittance rate for infrared light and is used as a substrate for infrared optical windows and filters, as well as laser reflectors.
Ultra-pure silicon in the range of 1 ~ 7μm band has a transmittance rate for infrared light from 90% to 95%, while in the far infrared band its transmittance can also perform well.