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geneiusxie
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Hi guys,
I'm wondering about exactly if there is some sort of range that a dichroic mirror would reflect, like a green mirror would reflect between 532nm - 600nm or something. I'm pretty sure a green dichroic mirror doesn't only reflect only 532.00000 nm and not 533 nm or something.
But what is the typical wavelength range for dichroic mirrors? And would it be possible to make a dichroic mirror so precise that it would only reflect light that deviates no more than 1% from the design wavelength? For example, would it be possible to build a mirror that only reflects 530nm - 535 nm?
Thanks.
-Gene
I'm wondering about exactly if there is some sort of range that a dichroic mirror would reflect, like a green mirror would reflect between 532nm - 600nm or something. I'm pretty sure a green dichroic mirror doesn't only reflect only 532.00000 nm and not 533 nm or something.
But what is the typical wavelength range for dichroic mirrors? And would it be possible to make a dichroic mirror so precise that it would only reflect light that deviates no more than 1% from the design wavelength? For example, would it be possible to build a mirror that only reflects 530nm - 535 nm?
Thanks.
-Gene