Radial polarizer converter
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■ Converts linear polarization to radial or azimuthal polarization ■ Usable for shaping optical vortices or donut beams ■ High laser durability ■ Higher versions can generate higher-order polarization patterns and optical vortices *You can download the catalog from Edmund Optics Japan featuring this product below.*
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The radial polarization converter is an axisymmetric wave plate designed to convert linearly polarized light into radial or azimuthal polarization in order to reduce the laser beam spot size. The radial polarization converter improves edge quality of mechanical structures by reducing inaccuracies caused by distortion and offers benefits for various applications such as laser drilling and cutting with high aspect ratios. Additionally, radial polarized light is ideal for STED and two-photon excitation fluorescence microscopy, laser micromachining, and optical tweezers applications. For information on the product lineup, specifications, and sales prices of standard products, please visit the relevant product page on the official website of Edmund Optics Japan Co., Ltd. (accessible from the product homepage linked above). *You can download the catalog from Edmund Optics Japan that includes this product from the link below.
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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-based personal identification and high-speed FA applications. With the fusion 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. Customers in Japan are served by the local subsidiary, Edmund Optics Japan, Inc.
