Reflective Ruled Diffraction Gratings

What are Reflective Ruled Diffraction Gratings?

The Reflective Ruled Diffraction Gratings are optical components formed by mechanical etching on a reflective substrate.

Theoretical resolving power is directly proportional to the number of grooves per millimeter ruled into the master grating.

Therefore, they use the regular line structure to diffract and split the incident light.

Due to their high reflectivity the reflective ruled gratings are the core component of various optical analysis systems.

Gratings are high quality, instrument-grade gratings that are ideal when high efficiency is the primary concern in devices such as monochromators and spectrometers.

 

Advantages of the gratings

  • High diffraction efficiency: Through optimizing the line etching design and coating treatment, it ensures to achieve high diffraction efficiency within the target wavelength range.
  • Broad spectral range: People can use the diffraction gratings in different situations. They are suitable for ultraviolet, visible light and infrared bands.
  • Multiple groove densities are available for selection: It supports customizing different groove densities to achieve different resolutions and spectral coverage ranges.
  • Durable design: The grating use aluminum, gold or other highly reflective coated materials to ensure long-term stable usage.

Applications:

  • Spectral analysis: Some high-precision spectral measurement used in experiments.
  • Laser system: The grating plays a crucial role in pulse compression, wavelength tuning.
  • Astronomy: People often use the gratings in high-resolution spectral observations.
  • Research and Education: Provide high-performance optical splitting solutions for laboratory.

 

Chenyu uses advanced technology to provide you with gratings. Each grating is fabricated from a highly accurate master grating that is copied many times.

It is suitable for precise devices. Also, we support customizable needs. Please contact us or view other grating products.

Item Groove Density (lines/mm) Spectral Range (nm) Size (mm) Blaze Wavelength (nm)
DP001 50 400–2400 70×70 1200
DP002 66.6 2500–25000 64×64 2500–10000
DP003 75 800–4000 50×30 1500
DP004 100 1000–5000 55×55 2500
DP005 150 400–1000 68×68 250
DP006 150 1000–4000 55×55 2000
DP007 150 600–2000 50×50 4000
DP008 150 400–2000 55×55 1000
DP009 150 300–1000 70×60 250
DP010 150 2000–10000 45×45 6000
DP011 180 300–1200 55×55 500
DP012 200 400–2000 68×68 1000