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Optical grade single crystal CVD
Optically grade CVD single crystals have a series of unique optical and physical properties, such as excellent optical performance, high-quality crystal structure, dimensional stability, wear resistance, and high-temperature stability, which can meet the high requirements of various optical equipment and systems. Therefore, they are applied in many optical fields, improving the performance and reliability of the optical field.
Application of optical grade single crystal CVDdiamond:
1.Laser Optical Components for lasers, including laser resonators, output windows, and mirrors.
2.Optical Windows and Lenses, including telescopes, cameras, and other sensors.
3.Interferometer Elements including high-precision mirrors, beam splitters, and gratings.
4.Optical Sensors, including spectrometers, optical scanners, and photodetectors.
5.Astronomical Observations
6.Fiber Optic Communication, optical couplers, modulators, and demodulators, among other components.
7.High-Precision Optical Measurements such as interferometers and Raman spectrometers.
8.Medical imaging equipment, such as endoscopes, optical microscopes, and medical laser devices.
9.Laser etching equipment
| Specification | |
| Available size | Up to 15*15mm² |
| Available thickness | 0.1~2mm |
| Lateral tolerance | +0.1,-0mm |
| Thickness precision | ±0.02mm @≤10mm ±0.03mm @10~15mm |
| Face orientation | {100} |
| Surface finish | Polished,Ra<2nm |
| Edges | Laser Cut |
| Laser Kerf | <3° |
| Density | 3.52g/cm³ |
| Raman FWHM | ~2.1cm-1 |
| Nitrogen concentation | <0.5ppm |
| Thermal conductivity | 1900~2200W/(m*K) @300 K |
| Transmission | >70% @1064nm |
| Refractiveindex | 2.379 @10.6um |
Competitive Edges
Zero Redundancy Design: 50% smaller than conventional optics
Harsh Environment Survival: -200°C to 850°C operational range
Signal Fidelity: 40 dB better SNR vs. sapphire windows
Diamond has an exceptionally high transmission over a very broad range of wavelengths and low scatter in IR applications. It is extremely hard and chemically inert; making CVD diamond the optimal choice in applications demanding higher power, larger area, and resistance to hazardous materials or greater strength. These abilities also enable smaller material geometries to be used, which opens up new lightweight applications. Advances in the creation and shaping of diamond enable us to provide solutions to novel optical problems.
Optical grade single crystal CVD
Optically grade CVD single crystals have a series of unique optical and physical properties, such as excellent optical performance, high-quality crystal structure, dimensional stability, wear resistance, and high-temperature stability, which can meet the high requirements of various optical equipment and systems. Therefore, they are applied in many optical fields, improving the performance and reliability of the optical field.
Application of optical grade single crystal CVDdiamond:
1.Laser Optical Components for lasers, including laser resonators, output windows, and mirrors.
2.Optical Windows and Lenses, including telescopes, cameras, and other sensors.
3.Interferometer Elements including high-precision mirrors, beam splitters, and gratings.
4.Optical Sensors, including spectrometers, optical scanners, and photodetectors.
5.Astronomical Observations
6.Fiber Optic Communication, optical couplers, modulators, and demodulators, among other components.
7.High-Precision Optical Measurements such as interferometers and Raman spectrometers.
8.Medical imaging equipment, such as endoscopes, optical microscopes, and medical laser devices.
9.Laser etching equipment
| Specification | |
| Available size | Up to 15*15mm² |
| Available thickness | 0.1~2mm |
| Lateral tolerance | +0.1,-0mm |
| Thickness precision | ±0.02mm @≤10mm ±0.03mm @10~15mm |
| Face orientation | {100} |
| Surface finish | Polished,Ra<2nm |
| Edges | Laser Cut |
| Laser Kerf | <3° |
| Density | 3.52g/cm³ |
| Raman FWHM | ~2.1cm-1 |
| Nitrogen concentation | <0.5ppm |
| Thermal conductivity | 1900~2200W/(m*K) @300 K |
| Transmission | >70% @1064nm |
| Refractiveindex | 2.379 @10.6um |
Competitive Edges
Zero Redundancy Design: 50% smaller than conventional optics
Harsh Environment Survival: -200°C to 850°C operational range
Signal Fidelity: 40 dB better SNR vs. sapphire windows
Diamond has an exceptionally high transmission over a very broad range of wavelengths and low scatter in IR applications. It is extremely hard and chemically inert; making CVD diamond the optimal choice in applications demanding higher power, larger area, and resistance to hazardous materials or greater strength. These abilities also enable smaller material geometries to be used, which opens up new lightweight applications. Advances in the creation and shaping of diamond enable us to provide solutions to novel optical problems.
