Optical Beam Splitters

Cube Beamsplitter, 50/50 Splitting Ratio, Broadband Wavelength Range Overview: Cube Beam Splitters (CBS) are typically constructed from two right angle prisms that are cemented together with an index-matched adhesive hypotenuse-to-hypotenuse with a dielectric coating in between which allows to split incident light at a designated ratio into two separate beams. For most applications, the prism legs are anti-reflection coated. Beam Splitters are useful in interferometry, fiber

Non-Polarizing Cube Beamsplitter, Low Polarization DependenceOverview:Non-Polarizing Cube Beamsplitters consist of a pair of precision high tolerance right angle prisms cemented together with a Non-polarizing metallic dielectric coating on the hypotenuse of one of the prisms. The low polarization dependence of the metallic dielectric hybrid coating allows the transmission and reflection of S- and P-polarization states to be within 6% of each other. These beamsplitters are

Lateral Displacement Beamsplitter, Rhomboid Prism And Right Angle Prism Cemented Overview:Lateral Displacement Beamsplitters are cemented by a right angle prism and a rhomboid prism. The beamsplitter outputs two parallel beams separated by a distance that depending on the size of Rhomboid prism. The high tolerance design ensures the exiting beams are parallel to within 2 arcmin. The cemented surface is coated with beamsplitter coating to achieve a wide variety of beam

Non-Polarizing Plate BeamSplitter, Insensitive To Input Beam Polarization Overview: Non-Polarizing Plate Beamsplitters are coated with dielectric layers to increase system performance while maintaining high laser damage thresholds and the polarization state of the input beam. For example, in the case of a 50/50 non-polarizing beamsplitter, the transmitted P and S polarization states and the reflected P and S polarization states are split at the design ratio. These Non

Plate Beamsplitter, Wide Variety Of Splitting Ratios Over 400-1200nm Overview: Plate Beamsplitters consist of a thin, flat glass plate that has been coated on the first surface to split incident light by a specified ratio that is independent of the light's wavelength or polarization state, while the back surface AR coated in order to improve efficiency and minimize ghosting and interference effects.Plate beamsplitters are often designed for a 45° AOI. General Specifications