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The roof prism is a right angle prism whose hypotenuse has been replaced by two mutually perpendicular surfaces. The action of the roof surface is to increase the reflecting times from odd to even, but not change the optical axis direction. Roof prisms are suitable for applications that demand both right angle deflection and image erection. Therefore, it is often used in terrestrial telescopes, imaging systems, viewing systems and rangefinders. |
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| Material: |
BK7A |
| Surface Flatness: |
¦Ë/4 @ 633nm |
| Surface Quality: |
40/20 |
| Dimension Tolerance: |
+0.00/-0.20mm |
| Beam Deviation: |
3 arcmin |
| Roof Angle: |
See table |
| Clear Aperture: |
90% of central dimension |
| Coating: |
Uncoated |
| Bevel: |
0.3mmx45¡ã |
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Product Number |
A |
B |
C |
Roof Angle |
TAP-23x31.5B-A |
23.0 |
23.0 |
31.5 |
90¡ã¡À3 arcsec |
TAP-23x31.5B-B |
23.0 |
23.0 |
31.5 |
90¡ã¡À20 arcsec |
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¡¤All dimensions are in mm unless otherwise specified.
¡¤Other sizes and materials are available upon requests. |
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¦Ä= x 206265"
¦Ä: roof angle error
D: clear aperture
m: fringe down through the roof line
¦Â: angle between optical axis and vertical line of roof
n: refractive index
¦Ë: wavelength
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