The BP1550nm narrowband filter for laser radar is mainly used in emerging fields such as infrared driverless car LiDAR, including automotive head-up display HUD, Laser radar scanning and ranging applications. This infrared filter can allow infrared light of a specific wavelength (i.e. 1550nm) to pass through while blocking light of other wavelengths, thereby improving the performance and accuracy of laser radar. It helps laser radar to more effectively collect and analyze information in the environment, achieving more accurate target detection and distance measurement. In addition, infrared light in the 1550nm band has the characteristics of strong penetration, not easily affected by scattering of particles in the atmosphere, and relatively high safety for human eyes, which makes the BP1550nm narrowband filter have significant advantages in applications such as driverless cars.
Model: BP1550
Specifications: Customized
Material: Optical glass
andpass filters are filters with cut-off bands adjacent to the transmission bands on both sides of the spectral characteristic curve. Bandpass filters are roughly divided into two types according to spectral characteristics: broadband filters and narrowband filters. The two types of filters are usually combined. The principle of light wave interference is applied to prepare bandpass filters, and bandpass filters have been widely used in various fields.
Product features
- High spectral purity: can effectively filter out stray light and improve measurement accuracy.
- High transmittance: has high transmittance at the center wavelength, improving signal strength.
- Excellent high cutoff depth: has low transmittance in the cutoff band, effectively suppressing background noise.
- Good durability: using hard film coating technology, ion evaporation, small temperature drift, good mechanical and chemical stability, long service life.
Product application areas
- Optical communication: Widely used in optical fiber communication systems, as an important component of the optical receiving module, it is used to filter out stray light and improve the receiving sensitivity of the system.
- laser radar: Used in lidar systems in driverless cars, robots and other fields, as a filter element for laser emission and receiving modules to improve ranging accuracy.
- Spectral analysis: Used in chemical analysis, biomedicine and other fields to perform qualitative and quantitative analysis of substances.
- Industrial testing: Used for non-destructive testing, material analysis, etc.
- Medical imaging: Used for near-infrared imaging, optical coherence tomography (OCT), etc.