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Angled view of UV Fused Silica Brewster Window for sensor protection, imaging and laser enclosures

SO-W13 SERIES

UV Fused Silica Brewster Window

SO-W13 UV fused silica Brewster windows provide low-reflection transmission for p-polarized light when installed at the specified Brewster angle.

UV Fused Silica
$92.65
$92.65

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Product Overview

Specify UV Fused Silica Brewster Window by aperture, surface accuracy and mounting

Their elliptical geometry presents the required clear aperture when tilted in the beam. The series is intended for polarization-sensitive laser cavities, spectroscopy, metrology and optical housings where coating-free reflection reduction is preferable.

Align the p-polarization direction and install the window at the stated design angle and wavelength. For non-polarized light or normal-incidence protection, an AR-coated plane window is usually the more appropriate choice.

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Engineering Guidance

Choose the window around transmitted wavefront and environment

Performance considerations

Their elliptical geometry presents the required clear aperture when tilted in the beam. The series is intended for polarization-sensitive laser cavities, spectroscopy, metrology and optical housings where coating-free reflection reduction is preferable.

Selection and mounting

Align the p-polarization direction and install the window at the stated design angle and wavelength. For non-polarized light or normal-incidence protection, an AR-coated plane window is usually the more appropriate choice.

Need a different diameter, tolerance or coating?

Custom substrate materials, dimensions, angular tolerances and coating bands can be reviewed for prototype and production quantities.

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Technical Resources

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