Curved Mirror Substrates. Gekrümmte Spiegelsubstrate SPECS
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1 Gekrümmte Spiegelsubstrate Curved Mirror Substrates Gekrümmte Spiegelsubstrate sind als plankonkave oder plankonvexe Substrate erhältlich. Sie unterscheiden sich von Plankonkav- und Plankonvex-Linsen in der Mittendicke, die bei Spiegelsubstraten höher gewählt wird. Durch die höhere Mittendicke wird einer eventuellen Verschlechterung der Formtreue durch das Aufbringen von dielektrischen Beschichtungen entgegengewirkt. Alle Spiegelsubstrate können mit kundenspezifischen Krümmungsradien gefertigt werden. Curved mirror substrates are available as plano-concave or plano-convex substrates. They differ from planoconcave and plano-convex lenses in their center thickness, which is higher in mirror substrates. This counteracts the possible deterioration of the surface figure resulting from the application of dielectric coatings. All mirror substrates can be manufactured with customer-specific radii of curvature. SPECS Material: BK7, fused silica tolerance: mm; mm Thickness tolerance: ± 0.20 mm Radii tolerance: ± 0.5 % for rcc/rcx < 0.5 m ± 1% for 0.5 m < rcc/rcx < 2 m For radii larger than 2 m please check with our sales department. Clear aperture: 85 % of diameter Surface figure: Curved surface: 3/ (0.2/ ) according to ISO Plane surface: 3/0.2(0.2/ ) according to ISO l/10 according to MIL-O-1380A Surface quality: 5/4 x for 1.0 substrates according to ISO according to MIL-O-1380A Centering error: 4/3 according to ISO Protective chamfer: mm x 45 Sphärisch konkave Spiegelsubstrate Spherical Concave Mirror Substrates Konkave Spiegelsubstrate werden häufig im Resonator eingesetzt. Der Einsatz ist sehr vorteilhaft, da durch die konkave Fläche ein Resonator ermöglicht wird, der unempfindlich in der Justage ist. Concave mirror substrates are often used in resonators. This application is very advantageous because the concave surface facilitates a resonator that is easy to adjust. f = rcc 2 ; if used as a mirror
2 Nomenklatur Nomenclature SM C (Spherical Concave Mirror Substrates) Concave radius of SM C (Spherical Concave Mirror Substrates) Edge thickness 0 Concave radius of Note: If no thickness is given the standard value is Part No. Ø Edge Thickness ET Concave Radius rcc [m] Material SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 Continued on next page.
3 Part No. Ø Edge Thickness ET Concave Radius rcc [m] Material SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM1-0.10C BK7 SM1-0.15C BK7 SM1-0.20C BK7 SM1-0.30C BK7 SM1-0.40C BK7 SM1-0.50C BK7 SM1-0.60C BK7 SM1-0.75C BK7 SM1-1.00C BK7 SM1-1.50C BK7 SM1-2.00C BK7 SM1-3.00C BK7 SM1-5.00C BK7 SM1-10.0C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 Continued on next page.
![Part No. Ø Edge Thickness ET Concave Radius rcc [m] Material SM1025-0.40C 1.000 0.250 0.400 BK7 SM1025-0.50C 1.000 0.250 0.500 BK7 SM1025-0.75C 1.000 0.250 0.750 BK7 SM1025-1.00C 1.000 0.250 1.](/docs-images/73/69513902/images/4-0.jpg "00 BK7 SM1025-1.50C 1.000 0.250 1.50 BK7 SM1025-2.00C 1.000 0.250 2.00 BK7 SM1025-3.00C 1.000 0.250 3.00 BK7 SM1025-5.00C 1.000 0.250 5.00 BK7 SM1025-10.0C 1.000 0.250 10.")
4 Part No. Ø Edge Thickness ET Concave Radius rcc [m] Material SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 SM C BK7 Many fused silica items are as well available from stock as BK7 items. Other sizes and materials are available upon request. Sphärisch konvexe Spiegelsubstrate Spherical Convex Mirror Substrates Konvexe Spiegelsubstrate werden häufig für Resonatoraufbauten verwendet. Convex mirror substrates are often used in resonators. f = rcx 2 ; if used as a mirror Nomenklatur Nomenclature SMX C (Spherical Mirror Convex Substrate) SMX C (Spherical Mirror Convex Substrate) in inches x10 Center thickness 0 Convex radius of Convex radius of Note: If no thickness is given the standard value is
5 Sphärisch konvexe Spiegelsubstrate aus BK7 BK7 Convex Spherical Mirror Blanks Part No. Ø Center Thickness CT Convex Radius rcx [m] Material SMX C BK7 SMX C BK7 SMX C BK7 SMX C BK7 SMX C BK7 SMX1-0.50C BK7 SMX1-1.00C BK7 SMX1-1.50C BK7 SMX1-2.00C BK7 SMX C BK7 SMX C BK7 Many fused silica items are as well available from stock as BK7 items. Other sizes and materials are available upon request. 05/10 / IF / V1 /lco/katalog/substrate/curved_mirror_substrates.pdf
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