Dichroic Mirror

It refers to the process of separating a light source into a specific spectrum and changing the direction of the light path of part of the spectrum when the incident light is at 45 degrees or a large angle. It is commonly used in sensor systems such as enzyme labeling instruments, fluorescence microscope systems, projection light engine systems, laser lights, optical instrument beam splitters, video glasses, etc. It is an optical element that optical designers are enthusiastically pursuing. It can effectively reduce the structure of the device and realize a multifunctional light path.                                                                       

Features: high penetration, accurate wavelength positioning, small light energy loss, etc.