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   •    Notch Filters for Raman andf fluorescence applications
   •    Deep notches for maximum laser rejection
   •    High transmission outside the notch to detect the weakest signals
   •    Hard dielectric sputtered coatings for proven environmental stability and durability
   •    Filter-stack holders are available



Specifications 
Diameter25.0 mm +0/-0.15 mm
MountingBlack-anodized aluminum ring
Optical MaterialFused silica with ultralow autofluorescence
Surface Quality60-40 scratch and dig
Thickness4.0mm +0.1/-0.6 mm
Maximum<1.1×NBW
TypicalNBW=55×10 -6×λ c 2+14×10 -3×λ c-5.9
[e.g.,17 nm (600cm -1) for a 532.0-nm filter]
90% Notch Bandwidth<1.3×NBW
Angle of Incidence0.0°±5.0°
Angle Tuning Range*-1.0 % of laser wavelength
(e.g., -5.3 nm or +190 cm -1 for a 532-nm filter)
Clear Aperture>80% of central diameter
Coating Technology"Hard" sputtered
Damage Threshold1 J/cm2, 10 nsec, 20 Hz @ 532 nm
Environmental Durabilityper MIL-STD-810F
Laser Line BlockingOptical Density > 6
Average Transmission>90%
Transmission Ripple<2.5%
Width0.75×λ c to λ c / 0.75
Physical Durabilityper MIL-C-48497A
Transmitted Wavefront Errorλ/4 rms at 633 nm

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Typical notch filter for 632.8 nm laser line

Optical density vs. wavelength of typical notch filter for 632.8 nm laser line
These filters are ideal for Raman and fluorescence applications, where maximum blocking of the laser line is required. These filters are designed to withstand aggressive environmental conditions. Ultralow autofluorescence fused silica has a small thermal coefficient of expansion over a large temperature range.
 
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*For small angles θ the wavelength shift near the laser wavelength is [delta]λ=5.0×10 -5×λ c×θ 2 and the wavenumber shift is [delta](wavenumbers)=500×θ 2/ λ c where λ c is the center wavelength in nm.
When you need the full 45 degree aperture, use the 108 open frame mirror mount.
 
Use the LAP high energy aplanat to achieve a common focus point across the entire clear aperture.
 
Use a LSND Linear Step Neutral Density Filter to calibrate various illumination systems from 370 nm to 2600nm.
 
 

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