Mounted Optical Instrument Beam Splitter

Mounted Optical Instrument Beam Splitters are optical devices used in various applications such as microscopy, spectroscopy, and laser systems. They are part of the supply class Optical Instruments, Test Equipment, Components And Accessories, which falls under the supply group Instruments And Laboratory Equipment.

Mounted Optical Instrument Beam Splitters are designed to split an incident light beam into two or more separate beams with different intensity ratios. They are typically made of high-quality optical materials, such as glass or crystal, and have a coated surface to achieve the desired splitting characteristics.

These beam splitters are mounted in a housing or frame, which allows for easy integration into optical setups or instruments. They often feature precise alignment mechanisms to ensure accurate beam splitting and minimize optical losses.

Mounted Optical Instrument Beam Splitters come in various types, including:

1. Plate Beam Splitters: These beam splitters consist of a thin glass or crystal plate with a partially reflective coating. They split the incident beam into a transmitted beam and a reflected beam.

2. Cube Beam Splitters: Cube beam splitters are made of two right-angle prisms cemented together. They split the incident beam into a transmitted beam and a reflected beam, with each beam exiting at a 90-degree angle from the incident beam.

3. Polarizing Beam Splitters: These beam splitters are designed to split the incident beam based on its polarization state. They separate the incident beam into two beams with orthogonal polarization states.

Mounted Optical Instrument Beam Splitters are essential components in many optical systems, allowing for beam manipulation, beam combining, or beam sampling. They are widely used in research laboratories, industrial applications, and scientific instrumentation.