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Dichroic filters, often referred to as dichroic mirrors or dichroic coatings, are optical devices that selectively reflect or transmit light based on its wavelength. These filters are commonly used in various applications, including photography, microscopy, and laser technology. They are typically composed of multiple thin layers of dielectric materials, such as titanium dioxide and silicon dioxide, which are deposited onto a substrate.
The term "dichroic" originates from the Greek words "di" meaning two, and "chroma" meaning color. This reflects
One of the key advantages of dichroic filters is their ability to combine multiple wavelengths into a
Dichroic filters are also used in photography to create special effects, such as infrared photography and color
The design and performance of dichroic filters can be customized to meet specific requirements. Factors such