Baader Ultra-Narrowband S-II (4.5nm) CCD-Filter - 36mm Round Unmounted
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CCD imagers will find Baader's Premium Narrowband CCD passfilters to deliver the absolute highest contrast deep sky images with the shortest exposures possible. Their ultra-narrow bandwidths have extremely high transmissions, while completely rejecting light pollution as well as the important blocking of longer wavelengths.
The high optical quality of the Baader narrowband filters guarantees no loss in sharpness or contrast. Each substrate is fine-optically polished plane parallel to deliver a smooth and accurate 1/4 wavefront over the entire surface. This special custom polishing operation sets Baader filters apart from the standard commercially precision polished filter substrates used by most other filter manufacturers.
In addition to their transmission properties, the Baader coatings were developed with another key goal in mind - eliminate the annoying reflections present in other narrowband astro-filters. To achieve this freedom from reflections, along with excellent out of band blocking, required careful design and testing of the coating stacks.
Coatings are professionally applied in Germany by the most sophisticated equipment available today, ensuring high consistency for bandpass centering, transmission, and out of band blocking. The anti-reflection coatings are designed to prevent halos and balanced to prevent physical deformation of the optically flat substrates. The ultra-hard ionbeam deposition ensures the coatings will never degrade from use or normal cleaning. Each filter is coated individually, permanently sealing the coating edges, in order to guarantee lifetime coating durability and uniformity. Baader mil-spec coatings won't degrade, peel or flake off, unlike the coatings of filters that have been simply cut out of pre-coated sheets of glass. This cutting operation leaves the coating edges rough and torn which enables penetration of moisture between the coatings and substrate.
Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Baader Planetarium
- sku (#): 2458429v
- Weight (kg): 0.065
- Transmission Range: S-II
- filter Thickness (without Cell): 2 mm
- HBW (halfbandwidth): 4.5nm
- CWL (central Wavelength): 673 nm
- AR-coating: Dielectrically Coated, Planeoptically Polished
- Filter Size: 36 mm
- Filter Usage: CCD, IR-cut, S-II
- Filter Mounted: Unmounted
- Type Of Filter: Narrowband
- Single Or Set?: Single Filter
- Filter Shape: Round
Manufacturer part number: FSIINU-RD36 or 2458429V
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CLOSEOUT - All Sales Final!
CCD imagers will find Baader's Premium Narrowband CCD passfilters to deliver the absolute highest contrast deep sky images with the shortest exposures possible. Their ultra-narrow bandwidths have extremely high transmissions, while completely rejecting light pollution as well as the important blocking of longer wavelengths.
The high optical quality of the Baader narrowband filters guarantees no loss in sharpness or contrast. Each substrate is fine-optically polished plane parallel to deliver a smooth and accurate 1/4 wavefront over the entire surface. This special custom polishing operation sets Baader filters apart from the standard commercially precision polished filter substrates used by most other filter manufacturers.
In addition to their transmission properties, the Baader coatings were developed with another key goal in mind - eliminate the annoying reflections present in other narrowband astro-filters. To achieve this freedom from reflections, along with excellent out of band blocking, required careful design and testing of the coating stacks.
Coatings are professionally applied in Germany by the most sophisticated equipment available today, ensuring high consistency for bandpass centering, transmission, and out of band blocking. The anti-reflection coatings are designed to prevent halos and balanced to prevent physical deformation of the optically flat substrates. The ultra-hard ionbeam deposition ensures the coatings will never degrade from use or normal cleaning. Each filter is coated individually, permanently sealing the coating edges, in order to guarantee lifetime coating durability and uniformity. Baader mil-spec coatings won't degrade, peel or flake off, unlike the coatings of filters that have been simply cut out of pre-coated sheets of glass. This cutting operation leaves the coating edges rough and torn which enables penetration of moisture between the coatings and substrate.
Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Baader Planetarium
- sku (#): 2458429v
- Weight (kg): 0.065
- Transmission Range: S-II
- filter Thickness (without Cell): 2 mm
- HBW (halfbandwidth): 4.5nm
- CWL (central Wavelength): 673 nm
- AR-coating: Dielectrically Coated, Planeoptically Polished
- Filter Size: 36 mm
- Filter Usage: CCD, IR-cut, S-II
- Filter Mounted: Unmounted
- Type Of Filter: Narrowband
- Single Or Set?: Single Filter
- Filter Shape: Round
Manufacturer part number: FSIINU-RD36 or 2458429V
| Product Banner Type | discontinued |
|---|---|
| Free Shipping Graphic | Free US Shipping |
| Hide Found a better Shipped Price on Frontend? | No |