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    Parabolic mirrors from Edmund Optics have reflected focal length from 12.7 to 516 mm

    March 29, 2017
    Off-axis parabolic first surface metal mirrors for broadband visible and IR applications have surface roughness down to 50 Å RMS.
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    Off-axis parabolic first surface metal mirrors for broadband visible and IR applications have surface roughness down to 50 Å RMS with no spherical aberration and no chromatic aberration over a broadband range. They are available with a reflected focal length from 12.7 to 516 mm, with coatings for wavelengths from 400 to >12,000 nm.
    Edmund Optics
    Barrington, NJ
    www.edmundoptics.com

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