Center wavelengths available from 214 nm to 900 nm
Excellent temperature stability
25.4 mm diameter and 50.8 mm square sizes
Superior lifetime in harsh environmental conditions
Product Description
Our Bandpass Filters pass a narrow spectral band of UV, visible, or NIR radiation and reject out-of-band wavelengths from the X-ray to the far IR. Applications include spectral radiometry, medical diagnostics, chemical analysis, colorimetry, astronomy, and wherever spectral isolation is required.
Product Detail
Newport Bandpass Filters are manufactured using methods and materials designed to deliver the
highest spectral performance while providing a robust construction capable of withstanding variable climatic
conditions. Our UV filters in the 214
nm to 300 nm range
are fabricated using
our Argon-Gap
Technology. These
filters demonstrate
superior spectral
stability and field
lifetime in
demanding
applications such as
water purification
and environmental
monitoring.
Argon-Gap technology
employs a
proprietary sealing
process that
eliminates sources
of solarization
by-products, such as
epoxy sealants.
Solarization
by-products, which
are created by the
chemical breakdown
of organic materials
resulting from
exposure to
ultraviolet light,
are a principal
cause of premature
failure of short-UV
filters.
Our
long-UV, visible and
near-infrared
bandpass filters are
manufactured using
scribed and
laminated
construction. This
method provides a
glass-epoxy-glass
seal around the
perimeter of the
filter that prevents
the ingress of
moisture into the
thin-film filter
elements.
Specifications
Minimum
Active
Area
20.2 mm
diameter
for
round
filters; 45.5 mm
sq for
square
filters
Surface
Quality
80-50
scratch-dig;
F/F per
MIL-F-48616
Size
Tolerance
+0/-0.5
mm
Thickness
£7.6
mm
Out-of-Band
Blocking
Xray–Far
IR, T£0.01%
or 10-4
(a
crossover
leak may
be
present
on some
models -
see data
curves)
Wavelength
Shift
with
Temperature
0.01 to
0.02
nm/° C
Specification
Temperature
23 °C
Temperature
Range
-50°C
to
+100°C
(70°C
for
Mercury
Line
Filters)
Humidity
Resistance
Per
MIL-STD-810E,
method
507.3,
procedure
III,
modified
to 5
cycles
Cleaning
Non-abrasive method, acetone or isopropyl alcohol on lens tissue recommended
Damage
Threshold
Not for
high
power
lasers
Data
Curve
Information
Bandshape
specifications
and
marker
wavelengths
are
provided
as
approximate
reference
data
only
Typical
Spectral
Bandshapes
are
depicted
in data
curves
following
this
table
Founded in 1969, Newport Corporation
is a pioneering single-source solutions provider of laser and
photonics components to the leaders in scientific research, life and health
sciences, microelectronics, industrial manufacturing, and homeland security markets.