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大家好,有誰能幫我翻譯下面這段話,是關(guān)于光學(xué)玻璃材料參數(shù)的內(nèi)容8 A0 N! x+ O X* h) o- C
Code 2540 was a soda lime silicate glass based infrared transmitting,
$ Q$ @% @* j" K, @; Y$ ?visible absorbing optical filter. Transmission for a 2.3mm glass was 57%9 ~: U0 U7 S* C/ v" u" ?
at 1000nm, and only ~ 20% at 900nm.
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Code 2404 was a Soda zinc borosilicate glass sharp cut infrared
6 c4 A5 V" }4 Z3 b0 ^' W7 i) ttransmitting filter, with the visible 50% transmission edge cut at ~
; R* E- m+ g8 K7 R! M" T8 c6 Z2 s630nm (3 mm thick glass). There is essentially no transmission below ~' N$ X$ s, y, X+ O0 C
585nm for the 3mm thickness.4 c* [, Q; m3 V7 i3 v( e. F& O8 A
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We do have much of the details on these glasses in the REMIS database of+ a4 E1 X1 f: ]0 B% H! C
properties, as well as composition information from the released
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; q: A& s7 `: z; z1 s! `These were just 2 of many filter glasses that Corning sold until the; T7 |' d% a2 e; o5 o0 _7 P' L- w" }
1990's. The business was sold to Kopp Glass of Pittsburgh, PA. I have a
8 U$ R+ ]( i h! s$ g6 RKopp Filter Glass catalog that shows these filters have been produced by
5 F' A6 d% x* OKopp. They have their own catalog numbers for them (CS-Number 7-56 =
. I n9 C1 _4 i4 D! w/ `Code 2540 & CS-Number 2-59 = Code 2404) , but they also maintain the
0 L6 ]# t: F2 s" m* U* `/ ]& E/ KCorning glass code numbers as well for each specific filter glass. |
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