SO-P05 SERIES

Quartz Brewster Isosceles Prism

SO-P05 quartz Brewster isosceles prisms are designed for polarization-sensitive beam handling near Brewster incidence. They can reduce reflection for p-polarized light and are used in laser cavities, polarization control and wavelength-dispersive optical experiments.

Optical Quartz
$158.82
$158.82

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Product Overview

Control beam deviation and image orientation with Quartz Brewster Isosceles Prism

Select by design wavelength, apex angle, diameter and thickness. The polished isosceles faces form the active optical path while the base is fine-ground, so mount orientation and polarization direction must be controlled.

The Brewster condition is wavelength- and material-dependent; verify the specified apex geometry against the intended refractive index and incidence angle.

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Engineering Guidance

Choose the prism around beam geometry and angular accuracy

Optical behavior

Select by design wavelength, apex angle, diameter and thickness. The polished isosceles faces form the active optical path while the base is fine-ground, so mount orientation and polarization direction must be controlled.

Selection and handling

The Brewster condition is wavelength- and material-dependent; verify the specified apex geometry against the intended refractive index and incidence angle.

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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Reading Angular Error and Surface Specifications

Understand how angular tolerance, pyramidal error and surface quality affect pointing and image performance.