High-Accuracy Infrared Narrowband Filter - China Suppliers & Factory for Gas Detection and Environmental Applications
Q1: What are CWL and HPB in the optical filter specifications?
CWL stands for Center Wavelength, which is the midpoint of the passband. HPB (Half Pass Band), also known as FWHM (Full Width at Half Maximum), defines the bandwidth of the filter at 50% of its peak transmission.
Q2: What substrate materials are available for these bandpass filters?
We offer various substrate materials depending on the wavelength range and thermal requirements, including Sapphire, Silicon (Si), Germanium (Ge), Quartz, D263T, and K9 Glass.
Q3: Can I request custom sizes for these stock filters?
Yes, our standard sizing ranges from Φ0.1mm up to 300mm. We can customize the dimensions and shapes to fit your specific optical systems and instrument requirements.
Q4: What does the blocking range signify?
The blocking range specifies the interval of wavelengths that are suppressed or blocked by the filter to prevent unwanted out-of-band light from reaching the detector, ensuring high signal-to-noise ratios.
Q5: How can I obtain the spectrogram data for a specific optical filter?
You can view the spectrogram for stock items by clicking on the thumbnail images in the table. For detailed curve data or high-resolution test reports, please contact our technical support team.








