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Bandwidthisawavelengthrangeusedtodenoteaspecificpartofthespectrumthatpassesincidentenergythroughafilter.BandwidthisalsoreferredtoasFWHM(Figure1).

BlockingRange

BlockingRangeisawavelengthintervalusedtodenoteaspectralregionofenergythatisattenuatedbythefilter(Figure2).Thedegreeofitsblockingistypicallyspecifiedintermsofopticaldensity.

Figure1:

IllustrationofCenterWavelengthandFullWidthatHalfMaximum

Figure2:

IllustrationofBlockingRange

OpticalDensity

OpticalDensity(OD)describestheblockingspecificationofafilterandisrelatedtotheamountofenergytransmittedthroughit(Equations1–2).Ahighopticaldensityvalueindicatesverylowtransmission,andlowopticaldensityindicateshightransmission.Figure3depictsthreedifferentopticaldensities:

OD1.0,OD1.3andOD1.5thatshowthehighertheODvalue,thelowerthetransmission.

(1)

(2)

DichroicFilter

ADichroicFilterisatypeoffilterusedtotransmitorreflectlight,dependingonthewavelength;

lightofaspecificwavelengthrangeistransmitted,whilelightofadifferentrangeisreflectedorabsorbed(Figure4).Dichroicfiltersarecommonlyusedforlongpassandshortpassapplications.

Figure3:

IllustrationofOpticalDensity

Figure4:

IllustrationofaDichroicFilterCoating

Cut-OnWavelength

Cut-OnWavelengthisatermusedtodenotethewavelengthatwhichthetransmissionincreasesto50%throughputinalongpassfilter.Cut-onwavelengthisindicatedbyλcut-oninFigure5.

Cut-OffWavelength

Cut-OffWavelengthisatermusedtodenotethewavelengthatwhichthetransmissiondecreasesto50%throughputinashortpassfilter.Cut-offwavelengthisindicatedbyλcut-offinFigure6.

Figure5:

IllustrationofCut-OnWavelength

Figure6:

IllustrationofCut-OffWavelength

OpticalFilterFabricationTechniques

AbsorptiveandDichroicFilters

Thewiderangeofopticalfilterscanbebrokenintotwomaincategories:

absorptiveanddichroic.Thedifferencebetweenthetwodoesnotlieinwhattheyfilter,buthowtheyfilter.Inanabsorptivefilter,lightisblockedbasedontheabsorptionpropertiesoftheglasssubstrateused.Inotherwords,lightthatisblockeddoesnotreflectoffthefilter;

rather,itisabsorbedandcontainedwithinthefilter.Inapplicationswherenoiseinasystemfromunwantedlightisanissue,anabsorptivefilterisideal.Absorptivefiltersalsohavetheaddedbonusofnotbeingveryanglesensitive;

lightcanbeincidentuponthefilterfromawiderangeofanglesandthefilterwillmaintainitstransmissionandabsorptionproperties.

Conversely,adichroicfilterworksbyreflectingunwantedwavelengths,whiletransmittingthedesiredportionofthespectrum.Insomeapplications,thisisadesirableeffectbecauselightcanbeseparatedbywavelengthintotwosources.Thisisachievedbyaddingalayer,ormultiplelayers,ofmaterialofvaryingindexesofrefractiontoexploittheinterferencenatureoflightwaves.Ininterferencefilters,lighttravelingfromalowerindexmaterialwillreflectoffahigherindexmaterial;

onlylightofacertainangleandwavelengthwillconstructivelyinterferewiththeincomingbeamandpassthroughthematerial,whileallotherlightwilldestructivelyinterfereandreflectoffthematerial(Figure7).Foradditionalinformationoninterference,viewOptics101:

Level1TheoreticalFoundations.

Unlikeabsorptivefilters,dichroicfiltersareextremelyanglesensitive.Whenusedforanyangle(s)outsideoftheirintendeddesign,dichroicfilterscannotmeetthetransmissionandwavelengthspecificationsoriginallyindicated.Asaruleofthumb,increasingtheangleofincidencethroughadichroicfilterwillshiftittowardsshorterwavelengths(i.e.towardsbluerwavelengths);

anddecreasingtheanglewillshiftittowardslongerwavelengths(i.e.towardsredderwavelengths).

Figure7:

DepositionofMultipleLayersofAlternatingHighandLowIndexMaterialsontoaGlassSubstrate

ExploringDichroicBandpassFilters

Bandpassfiltersareusedinawiderangeofindustriesandcanbeeitherdichroicorcolorsubstrate.Dichroicbandpassfiltersaremanufacturedbytwodifferenttechniques:

traditionalandhardsputtered,orhardcoated.Bothtechniquesachievetheiruniquetransmissionandreflectionpropertiesbyadepositionofnumerouslayersofalternatinghighandlowindexoffractionmaterialsontoglasssubstrates.Infact,dependingupontheapplication,therecanbemorethan100layersofmaterialdepositedperfaceofagivensubstrate.

Thedifferencebetweentraditional-coatedfiltersandhard-sputteredfiltersisthenumberofsubstratelayers.Intraditional-coatedbandpassfilters,layersofvaryingindexmaterialsaredepositedontomultiplesubstrateswhicharethensandwichedtogether.Forexample,imaginetheillustrationinFigure7repeateduptoandevenmorethan100times.Thistechniqueleadstoathickfilterwithreducedtransmission.Thisreductionintransmissioniscausedbyincidentlighttravelingthroughandbeingabsorbedand/orreflectedbynumeroussubstratelayers.Conversely,inhard-sputteredbandpassfilters,materialsofvaryingindicesaredepositedontoonlyasinglesubstrate(Figure8).Thistechniqueleadstothinfilterswithhightransmission.Foradditionalinformationonfabricationtechniques,viewAnIntroductiontoOpticalCoatings.ViewtheBenefitsofHardCoatingstohelpyouselectthecorrectfilterforyourapplication.

Figure8:

TraditionalFilter(Left)andHard-SputteredFilter(Right)

TypesofOpticalFilters

Toaidinunderstandingthesimilaritiesanddifferencesbetweenthelargevarietyofopticalfiltersavailabletoday,considertenofthemostpopulartypes.Thefollowingselectionguidecontainsabriefdescription,aswellassampleproductimagesandperformancecurvesforeasycomparison.

 

OpticalFilterSelectionGuide

SampleImage

OpticalFilterType–SampleCurve

BandpassFilters

Bandpassfiltershaveextremelynarrowband(<

2nmto10nm)orbroadband(50nmand80nm)transmittanceacrossthesubstrate.Theyareparticularlyanglesensitive,socareshouldbetakenwhenmountingandplacingthemwithinanopticalsetup.Hardsputteredfiltersshouldbechosentomaximizethetransmissionofselectedwavelengths.

LongpassFilters

Longpassfilterstransmitallwavelengthslongerthanthespecifiedcutonwavelength.Longpassfiltersincludecoldmirrors,coloredglassfilters,andThermosetADC(opticalcastplastic)filters.

ShortpassFilters

Shortpassfilterstransmitallwavelengthsshorterthanthespecifiedcutoffwavelength.ShortpassfiltersincludeIRcutofffilters,hotmirrors,andheatabsorbingglass.

HeatAbsorbingGlasses

Heatabsorbingglasseswilltransmitvisiblelightandabsorbinfraredradiation.Theabsorbedenergyisthendissipatedasheatintotheairaroundtheglass.Forcedaircoolingistypicallyrecommendedtoremovetheexcessheat.Heatabsorbingglasscanalsobeusedasshortpassfilters.

ColdMirrors

Coldmirrorsarespecifictypesofdichroicfiltersdesignedtohavehighreflectivityinthevisiblespectrumwhilemaintaininghightransmissionintheinfrared.Coldmirrorsaredesignedforuseinanyapplicationwhereheatbuild-upcancausedamageoradverseeffects.

HotMirrors

Hotmirrorsarespecifictypesofdichroicfiltersdesignedtohavehighreflectivityintheinfraredspectrumandhightransmissioninthevisible.Hotmirrorsareusedprimarilyinprojectionandilluminationsystems.

NotchFilters

Notchfiltersaredesignedtoblockapre-selectedbandwidthwhiletransmittingallotherwavelengthswithinthedesignrangeofthefilter.Notchfiltersareusedtoremoveasinglelaserwavelength,ornarrowband,fromanopticalsystem.

ColorSubstrateFilters

Colorsubstratefiltersaremanufacturedfromsubstrateswithinherentlydifferentabsorptionandtransmissionpropertiesacrossaspecificspectralregion.Colorsubstratefiltersareoftenusedaslongpassandbandpassfilters.Theboundarybetweentransmissionandblockingislesssharpcomparedtosomecoatingbasedfilters.

DichroicFilters

Dichroicfiltersarecoatedwiththin-filmstoachieveadesiredtransmissionandreflectionpercentageacrossagivenspectrum.Theyareoftenusedascolorfilters(bothadditiveandsubtractive).Dichroicfiltersareslightlyanglesensitivebutaremuchmoreforgivingthaninterferencefilters.

NeutralDensity(ND)Filters

Neutraldensity(ND)filtersaredesignedtoreducetransmissione

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