Optics Balzers linear variable filters operate from 300 nm to the near-infrared

Sept. 26, 2020
Linear variable filters for use in laboratory analysis systems are coated to have a precisely defined spectral response.

Linear variable filters for use in laboratory analysis systems are coated to have a precisely defined spectral response. Various features can be customized and optimized according to the application. Different filters operate from 300 nm to the near-infrared range. The adjustable edge position of the transmission band can be adapted to the respective measurement task.

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