Reflection gratings are used in a variety of optical applicationsrequiring spatial separation of light by wavelength. LightSmyth’s ultra-low
scatter reflection gratings arefabricated using projection lithography and reactive-ion-etch ofsingle-crystal-silicon substrates. Gratings may
be coated by a variety of metallicand dielectric materials and optimized for your application using our highlyaccurate coating simulation
software and state-of-the-artcoating facility. Each grating is a master, not a replica, resulting inlow-scatter and long lasting performance.
LightSmyth reflection gratingsreduce scattered light up to 100X compared to conventional commercialreplicated holographic gratings and mechanically ruled gratings.
Advantages:
Each grating is a high-performance master, no polymers used
Very low cost (lower than prices of replicated gratings)
Free of replication/ruling flaws; ultra-low scatter
Robust single crystal silicon substrate
Copper-like thermal conductivity
Bests Pyrex glass in minimizing thermal expansion
Applications:
Remote Optical Sensors and Spectroscopy
High power lasers
Spectral beam combining
Astronomy and Space exploration
产品列表:
Part Number2 | Line Density | Groove depth (nm) | Size (mm)1, 6 |
SLG-C72-1212A-Al | 7200 | 50 | 12.5 × 12.5 |
SLG-C72-2525A-Al | 7200 | 50 | 25 x 25 |
Part Number2 | Line Density | λPE (nm)3, 4, 5 | Size (mm)1, 6 |
SLG-C36-1212A-Al | 3600 | 240nm(s); 480nm(p) | 12.5 × 12.5 |
SLG-C24-2525A-Al | 2400 | 300nm(s); 540nm(p) | 12.5 × 12.5 |
SLG-C18-2009A-Al | 1800 | 390nm(s); 660nm up to 1µm(p) | 20 x 9 |
SLG-C17.4-2209-Al | 1740 | TBD | 22.1 x 9.1 |
SLG-C16.5-2912-Al | 1650 | TBD | 29.1 x 12.1 |
SLG-C14.8-2410-Al | 1480 | TBD | 24.1 x 10.1 |
SLG-C12-1212A-Al | 1200 | 580nm(s); 1µm, 1.55µm(p) | 12.5 x 12.5 |
SLG-C12-2525A-Al | 1200 | 580nm(s); 1µm, 1.55µm(p) | 25 x 25 |
Notes: | 1 Second dimension corresponds to the groove length | ||
| 2 The standard reflective coating is Aluminum. Aluminum + MgF2 protective layer, Aluminum + Al2O3 protective layer, and gold coatings are available as an option | ||
| 3 The peak efficiency wavelength, λPE, indicates wavelength(s) of highest efficiency for a given polarization state (in parenthesis) | ||
| 4 P-polarization: Incident electric field vector is perpendicular to grating lines. | ||
| 5 Values are given for Littrow mount. | ||
6 Typical grating thickness is approximately 0.7 mm. |