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Beam Splitter

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Beam SplitterThe High Efficiency Quadra Spot from Holo/Or Ltd., announced by Laser Components Inc., is a high-efficiency, 2 × 2 beam splitter.

The device features an efficiency of >95 percent. It works best with multi-mode lasers and enables independent tuning of the spot intensities to achieve desired uniformity or correct system-induced nonuniformity.

Double spot beam splitters are diffractive optical elements (DOE) used for separating an incoming laser beam into two identical beams. They are most commonly used in lithography as well as high power applications such as cutting and perforation.

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