Extremely broad wavelength range
Superior reflectivity
Minimum pulse dispersion
Rs >99.6% from 680–1060 nm
Rp >99.6% from 680–1060 nm
Covers the full bandwidth of the Mai Tai Laser®
This mirror is ideal for use with ultrashort pulse lasers as a high reflectance mirror at 45° angle of incidence for a very broadband wavelength range spanning almost 400 nm. Designed to reflect over 99.6% from 680 to 1060 nm, this mirror can be used with Spectra-Physics Tsunami®, Spitfire® Pro, or Mai Tai® lasers. Careful thin film design and advanced coating processes result in a mirror with maximum reflectivity, maximum bandwidth and minimum effect on pulse dispersion. Exhibiting ultralow phase distortion and a slightly negative GVD across the tuning range, these mirrors are available optimized for S or P polarizations.
Newport\'s UF.35 coating is ideal for use with ultrashort pulse lasers as a high reflectance mirror at 45° angle of incidence for a very broadband wavelength range spanning almost 400 nm. Designed to reflect over 99.6% from 680 to 1060 nm, this mirror can be used withSpectra-Physics Tsunami®, Spitfire® Pro, or Mai Tai® lasers. Careful thin film design and advanced coating processes result in a mirror with maximum reflectivity, maximum bandwidth and minimum effect on pulse dispersion. Exhibiting ultralow phase distortion and a slightly negative GVD across the tuning range, these mirrors are available optimized for S or P polarizations.
Material | Fused Silica |
Surface Flatness S1 | ≤λ/4 at 632.8 nm over the clear aperture |
Clear Aperture | ≥ central 78% of diameter |
Surface Quality | 20-10 scratch-dig |
Diameter Tolerance | +0/-0.13 mm |
Thickness Tolerance | ±0.38 mm |
Wedge | < 10 arc min |
Chamfers | 0.25-0.76 mm face width x 45 ±15° |
Angle of Incidence | 45° ± 3° |
S1 Coating |
UF.35P : Rp >99.6 %, 680–1060 nm UF.35S : Rs >99.6 %, 680–1060 nm |
S2 Coating | None |
Durability | MIL-C-675C, moderate abrasion |
Cleaning |
Non-abrasive method, acetone or isopropyl alcohol on lens tissue recommended (see Care and Cleaning of Optics) |