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    • II-VI Infrared

    Saxonburg, PA 16056

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    About II-VI Infrared

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    375 Saxonburg Blvd
    Saxonburg, PA 16056
    United States
    http://www.iiviinfrared.com
    724-352-1504
    724-352-4980

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    In 1971, II-VI Incorporated began by exclusively producing the highest-quality cadmium telluride (CdTe) material available for manufacturing high-power industrial CO2 laser optics. 

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    IR Materials

    Today, II-VI Infrared is the world’s leading producer of ZnSe material. Our ZnS Regular and ZnS MultiSpectral materials are used in a growing number of infrared systems.
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    Windows

    II-VI Infrared offers the following windows for CO2 laser systems: AR-Coated Windows Brewseter Windows Protective Windows For more information on these and other windows, contact...
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    Polarizer-Analyzer-Attenuator

    Polarizer-Analyzer-Attenuator is a stacked series of ZnSe plates placed at Brewster’s angle to an incoming beam. At each plate, virtually all of the p-polarized component is transmitted...
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    Thin-Film Polarizers

    Thin Film Polarizers (TFPs) can split a laser beam into two parts with orthogonal polarizations. Conversely, TFPs can be used to combine two beams with orthogonal polarizations...
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    Beam Expanders: Transmissive and Reflective

    A beam expander is a two or more element optical system that changes the beam’s size and divergence characteristics. Beam expanders have numerous uses. By expanding a beam prior...

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    (Courtesy of Cambridge Technology)
    FIGURE 1. A high-capacity Cambridge Technology Lincoln Laser aerostatic-bearing polygonal scanner has a partially evacuated optical chamber.
    Optics

    Photonics Products: Laser Scanning: Polygon beam scanners enable essential applications

    John Wallace
    Repetitive high-speed linear scanning of a laser beam is often best achieved with a spinning polygon mirror.

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