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0.5° Diffusing Angle 25mm Dia., UV Holographic Diffuser

Stock #47-680

A$560.00

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Angle Tolerance (°):

±1

Diffusing Angle (°):

0.5 (FWHM)

Clear Aperture CA (mm):

22.5

Diameter (mm):

25.00 ±1

Operating Temperature (°C):

-40 to +170

Substrate:

Fused Silica (Corning 7980)

Transmission (%):

Typical: 90

Type:

Holographic Diffuser

Wavelength Range (nm):

200 - 1500

Construction:

Mounted

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:

Compliant

REACH 201:

Compliant

Product Family Description

Diffusing Angles Ranging from 0.5 - 50°
Fused Silica Substrate Offers 70% Transmission at 200nm
Homogenous Light Distribution
Standard Holographic Diffusers Also Available

Holographic Diffusers are used to control the diffuse area of illumination and increase transmission efficiency to greater than 90% from filament lamps, LEDs, arc lamps, and other sources. These Holographic UV Diffusers use a fused silica substrate and offer controlled, homogenous light distribution from the UV through the near-infrared spectra, with transmission levels of 70% at 200nm. It is important to note that diffusing angles are given for a collimated input beam and angular divergence will vary for different incidence angles.