It is a substance that transmits a very wide wavelength range from 220 nm to terahertz, millimeter wave, and microwave.
- High transmittance in a wide transparent bandwidth - High hardness - High thermal conductivity (about 5 times that of copper) - Insulating properties - Chemical stability (capable of measuring acidic samples such as sulfuric acid and nitric acid) - High radiation resistance
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CVD diamonds (single crystal and polycrystalline) are materials that transmit a very wide wavelength range from 220 nm to terahertz, millimeter waves, and microwaves. They also possess excellent hardness, thermal conductivity, chemical stability, and wear resistance, enabling optical observation and measurement in harsh environments that other materials cannot withstand. They can be processed into ATR prisms and can also be coated with AR for 10.6 µm CO2 lasers. Furthermore, they can be utilized as heat dissipation substrates, expanding their application in various fundamental experiments.
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- Windows and lenses for high-power lasers ★ Options for AR coating for 10.6um CO2 laser available for windows - Windows, lenses, and prisms for spectroscopic devices - Windows and lenses for terahertz - Satellites, aerospace, and defense industries
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