Polarizing Optics

|Glan Taylor Prisms | Glan Laser Prisms | Glan Thompson Prisms|
|Wollaston Prisms | Rochon Prism | Birefringent Wedges|

Polarizer is an important optical component that is widely used in polarizing optics to produce the state of linear polarization. CASIX provide following polarizers with three materials,¦Á-BBO, Calcite and YVO4 to suit for widest spectrum and high polarization purity application.

Polarizer

Material

Illustration

Properties and Application

Glan-Taylor
Polarizer

¦Á-BBO
(190-3500)

Calcite
(350-2300)

YVO4
(450-5000)

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  • Air-spaced
  • Cutting angle close to Brewster¡¯s Angle.
  • The extraordinary ray passes through straightly with little deviation.
  • Sealed mount without escape windows is suitable for low to medium power application where the rejected beam is not required.

Glan- Laser
Polarizer

¦Á-BBO
(190-3500)

Calcite
(350-2300)

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  • It is better than Glan Taylor polarizer.
  • Mounted with escape windows. Therefore, it is suitable for high power application.

Glan-Thompson
Polarizer

Calcite
(350-2300)

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  • Cemented.
  • Suits for low power application.
  • Special design for the ratio of L/A (length/aperture) guarantees the wide acceptance angle.

Wollastom
Polarizer

Calcite
(350-2300)

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  • Cemented.
  • Both ordinary and extraordinary beams are deviated.
  • Suits for low power application and where the large deviation is required.

Rochon
Polarizer

¦Á-BBO
(190-3500)

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  • Made by¦Á-BBO material guarantee the wide transmission, especially, suits for UV application.
  • Split the ordinary and extraordinary ray, but only extraordinary beam is deviated.
  • Wide wavelength range

Polarization Beamsplitter

BK7 Grade A Optical Glass

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SF5 optical
Glass

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Special polarizing coating for

  • Single wavelength.
  • Broadband wavelength

Regarding their specification, please see the chapter ¡°Beam Splitters¡±


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