Optical Components Spectroscopy elements

Diamond ATR Units

For ATR spectroscopy, where light probes the sample at the diamond surface.

Diamond ATR Units, representative image
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Good to know

  • Single-reflection and multiple-reflection geometries offer different optical paths.
  • Facet geometry controls how light enters, reflects and exits.
  • The sample-contact face needs an appropriate finish and mounting arrangement.

Specifications

What we define for diamond ATR units, with units and how each is typically measured. We confirm values for your application in technical review.

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Dimensions & tolerances

ParameterUnitTypical test method
Reflection count and facet angles°Goniometer or optical measurement
Thickness and tolerance (bulk or layer)mmMicrometer or optical gauge
Flatness or surface figure, and bowµm or fringesInterferometry (633 nm) or profilometry
Lateral size, outline or diameter, and tolerancemmOptical measurement
Parallelism or wedgearcminAutocollimator or interferometry
Edge condition and chip limitMicroscopy inspection to drawing

Surface & finish

ParameterUnitTypical test method
Surface roughness per sidenm RaProfilometry or AFM
Surface quality (scratch and dig)Visual inspection (ISO 10110-7)

Optical performance

ParameterUnitTypical test method
Transmittance over operating band or photon-energy range%FTIR or UV–Vis spectrophotometry
Refractive index and dispersionEllipsometry or prism coupling
Optical scatter and haze%Integrating-sphere measurement

Integration & packaging

ParameterUnitTypical test method
Mounting interface, host fit and attachmentPer drawing
Operating load, medium and environmentPer application brief
Packaging, cleanliness and labellingPer drawing

Where it is used

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