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Retroreflectors

A retroreflector is an optical device or structure that reflects incident light or electromagnetic waves back to their source, regardless of the direction from which the light approaches. Unlike conventional mirrors or reflective surfaces, which reflect light at an angle equal to the angle of incidence, retroreflectors redirect light back along the same path from which it originated, making them highly effective for applications requiring precise signal return or detection. Learn more about retroreflectors →

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MKS/Newport - Franklin, MA

MKS/Newport designs and manufactures high performance optical filters and replicated mirrors in the UV, VIS, and NIR. Filters include bandpass, dichroic, edge, fluorescence, neutral density, and notch filters, as well as optomechanical and electro-optical assemblies based on filter technology. Mirrors include retroreflector, aspheric, and spherical.

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retroreflector A retroreflector is an optical device or structure that reflects incident light or electromagnetic waves back to their source, regardless of the direction from which the light approaches. Unlike conventional mirrors or reflective surfaces, which...
retroreflection Retroreflection is a phenomenon in optics where light is reflected back toward its source, typically in a direction nearly parallel to the direction from which it originated. This occurs due to the specific geometry of reflective surfaces that cause...

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