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Laser Line Filters

Laser line filters are narrow bandpass filters centered on the the laser wavelength. They are used to attenuate the background plasma and secondary emissions that often result in erroneous signals in spectroscopic measurements. In the case of diode lasers and LEDs, these filters can be used to make the light output more monochromatic. Newlight Photonics Laser line filters provide > 90% peak transmission with ultra steep edge slopes for maximum spectral noise rejection.

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Standard Laser Line Filters

Part # Laser Wavelength Typical Bandwidth (nm) Transmission at Laser Line OD6 Blocking
LF488 488nm 1.46  >90% 430 ~ 560 nm
LF514 514.5 nm 1.54  >90% 455 ~ 590 nm
LF532 532 nm 1.60  >90% 470 ~ 610 nm
LF632 632.8 nm 1.90  >90% 560 ~ 730 nm
LF785 785 nm 2.36  >90% 695 ~ 900 nm
LF830 830nm 2.49  >90% 735 ~ 950 nm
LF980 980nm 2.94  >90% 870 ~ 1120 nm
LF1064 1064 nm 3.10  >90% 945 ~ 1215 nm

Laser line filters for other laser lines are fabricated routinely in Newlight Photonics.
Please contact us for filters that best suit your applications.

Laser Line Filter Specifications

Substrate Material: Low fluorescence BK7 or equivalent
Substrate Size: Diameter 10 or 15 mm ± 0.1 mm, Thickness 3.3 ± 0.1 mm
Holder Size: Diameter 12.5 or 25.4 mm ± 0.1 mm , Thickness 5.0 ± 0.1 mm
Peak Transmission: >90%
FWHM (typical): <0.3% of laser wavelength
FWHM (maximum): 0.6% of laser wavelength
Clear Aperture: 68% of central area
Surface Quality: 60/40 scratch and dig

 

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