IR cut filter
A dielectric multilayer film filter that cuts infrared (IR) light and transmits visible (VIS) light.
This is a dielectric multilayer film filter that cuts infrared (IR) light and transmits cold light (visible light). It is frequently used in applications where it is necessary to avoid the effects of heat—such as in black-and-white cameras—by inserting it in front of the imaging sensor to prevent thermal light from entering the sensor. The substrate surface is coated with a dielectric multilayer film that functions as an IR cut, designed for an incident angle of 0° (collimated light). Borofloat glass, which has excellent heat resistance, is used for the substrate. Additionally, an anti-reflective coating is applied to the backside to prevent ghost image generation. ■ Cut-off wavelength of 710nm ■ Options for circular and rectangular shapes ■ Available in various sizes *The catalog from Edmund Optics Japan can be downloaded from the link below.
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All items are sold individually as standard specification products. We provide short delivery times due to complete stock sales. For more detailed information, including the product lineup and specifications of standard specification products, as well as sales prices, please visit the relevant product page on the official website of Edmund Optics Japan, Inc. (You can access it from the product homepage linked above).
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Edmund Optics (EO) is a leading company in optical components, imaging, and photonics technology. It supports markets worldwide, including R&D, electronics, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and biomedical fields. EO's products are used in a wide range of applications, from DNA analysis to retinal personal identification and high-speed FA applications. With the integration of EO's latest manufacturing capabilities and global logistics network, it is recognized in the market as the No. 1 supplier of optical components available for stock sale. Japanese customers are served by the local subsidiary, Edmund Optics Japan, Inc.
