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    Notch filters line has high transmission in broad bandpass ranges

    Aug. 11, 2021
    A line of notch filters for 488, 514, 532, and 561 nm lasers ensures effective blocking of the designated laser wavelength.
    Eksma 6113e2ead230c

    A line of notch filters for 488, 514, 532, and 561 nm lasers ensures effective blocking of the designated laser wavelength and feature OD >6.0. While the notch filter rejects a very narrow wavelength range, which is typically 15–20 nm at FWHM, it has high transmission in broad bandpass ranges. The backside of the filter is broadband antireflection-coated to minimize the reflection at passband regions. Applications include Raman spectroscopy, medical laser systems, laser safety applications, and laser-based fluorescence instruments.

    EKSMA Optics

    Vilnius, Lithuania

    eksmaoptics.com

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