Knight Optical (UK) Ltd Diffraction Grating Ruled Grade 25x25mm 600 lines 1600nm GDQ6001600

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Ruled diffraction gratings separate polychromatic light (white light) into its component wavelengths and are well suited for high precision applications, having a higher efficiency than other types of grating, Straight and parallel grooves are ruled into the surface of an aluminium coated substrate at 300 to 1200 lines per millimetre. Ruled diffraction gratings are used particularly in the NIR and IR range because of the larger spaces between lines, whereas visible and UV applications suffer from stray-light and ghost spectra. For more information on our stock range of ruled diffraction gratings or to enquire about your custom requirements, please contact our technical sales team.
Description
Ruled diffraction gratings separate polychromatic light (white light) into its component wavelengths and are well suited for high precision applications, having a higher efficiency than other types of grating, Straight and parallel grooves are ruled into the surface of an aluminium coated substrate at 300 to 1200 lines per millimetre. Ruled diffraction gratings are used particularly in the NIR and IR range because of the larger spaces between lines, whereas visible and UV applications suffer from stray-light and ghost spectra. For more information on our stock range of ruled diffraction gratings or to enquire about your custom requirements, please contact our technical sales team.

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Diffraction Grating Ruled Grade 25x25mm 600 lines 1600nm
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Diffraction Grating Ruled Grade 25x25mm 600 lines 1600nm GDQ6001600
Ruled diffraction gratings separate polychromatic light (white light) into its component wavelengths and are well suited for high precision applications, having a higher efficiency than other types of grating, Straight and parallel grooves are ruled into the surface of an aluminium coated substrate at 300 to 1200 lines per millimetre. Ruled diffraction gratings are used particularly in the NIR and IR range because of the larger spaces between lines, whereas visible and UV applications suffer from stray-light and ghost spectra. For more information on our stock range of ruled diffraction gratings or to enquire about your custom requirements, please contact our technical sales team.

Ruled diffraction gratings separate polychromatic light (white light) into its component wavelengths and are well suited for high precision applications, having a higher efficiency than other types of grating,

Straight and parallel grooves are ruled into the surface of an aluminium coated substrate at 300 to 1200 lines per millimetre.

Ruled diffraction gratings are used particularly in the NIR and IR range because of the larger spaces between lines, whereas visible and UV applications suffer from stray-light and ghost spectra.

For more information on our stock range of ruled diffraction gratings or to enquire about your custom requirements, please contact our technical sales team.

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Technical Specifications

  Knight Optical (UK) Ltd
Product Category Diffraction Gratings
Product Number GDQ6001600
Product Name Diffraction Grating Ruled Grade 25x25mm 600 lines 1600nm
Groove Frequency 600 grooves per mm (15240 grooves per inch)
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