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Quartz waveplate #1911
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Quartz waveplate - #1911 - Edmund Industrial Optics - polymer / zero order
Quartz waveplate - #1911 - Edmund Industrial Optics - polymer / zero order
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quartz, polymer, zero order

Description

Product Overview
Quartz waveplates (retarders) control polarization in optical and photonic systems. Available in zero-order and multiple-order designs, these mounted elements include a fast-axis marking on the mount edge to simplify alignment and integration in laboratory and production environments.

Key Features
  • Zero-order and multiple-order quartz waveplates
  • Retardance options: quarter-wave (λ/4) and half-wave (λ/2)
  • Mounted in black anodized aluminum frame for secure handling
  • Fast-axis marking on mount edge; zero-order polymer waveplates also available

Performance and Application Notes
Multiple-order waveplates are suitable when the operating wavelength deviates ≤ ±1% from the design wavelength. For broader wavelength tolerance, improved bandwidth, and reduced temperature sensitivity, specify zero-order waveplates. Fast-axis marking and standard mounting facilitate repeatable alignment in polarization control, interferometry, laser systems, and other photonics applications.

Technical Specifications
  • Substrate: quartz
  • Retardance: λ/4 (quarter-wave) and λ/2 (half-wave) options
  • Order: multiple-order and zero-order
  • Mount: black anodized aluminum (mounted)
  • Mount marking: fast axis marked on mount edge
  • Application guidance: use multiple-order for ≤ ±1% wavelength deviation; use zero-order for larger deviations to improve bandwidth and thermal stability

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