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KT (KTaO3) crystals

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KT結晶の加工例

Example of KT crystal processing (plate processing)

 

Overview

KT (KTaO 3) crystal is a transparent oxide crystal consisting of potassium (K), tantalum (Ta), and oxygen (O). It has a cubic crystal structure and is optically transparent in the range of 365 nm to 4000 nm. It is a transparent crystal with no anisotropy.
It is a high refractive index optical crystal with a refractive index of 2.2 or more in the visible region, and is stable against heat and water.
 

feature

  • Chemically stable transparent oxide crystal
  • Oxide crystal transparent from around 365 nm to 4000 nm with no birefringence
  • High refractive index (n d =2.24257)
KT結晶の構造(立方晶)
KT crystal structure (cubic)

 

application

  • As a lens material that takes advantage of its high refractive index and transparency
  • As a SIL material for next-generation DVDs (reference)
  • As an optical component material for lasers (e.g. Er:YAG) that utilizes high transparency and high optical damage threshold
  • As a NAIL (Numerical Aperture Increasing Lens) for microscopes

 

Examples of KT crystal processing

Please contact us if you have any requests for ball lenses, SIL, plate processing, etc.

KT結晶の加工例

Ball lens, plate, solid immersion lens

 

Properties of KT crystal

refractive index chromatic dispersion
refractive index chromatic dispersion

内部透過率波長分散

Internal transmittance chromatic dispersion

 

Material Properties

Refractive Index
nd= 2.24257 (@ 28 ℃)


Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
-30 centigrade to +20 centigrade : 6.3 x 10-6/ ℃
+20 centigrade to +70 centigrade : 6.7 x 10-6/ ℃


Abbe's Number
d= 17.3 (@ 28 ℃)


Wide optical window
365 nm to 4000 nm


Good machinability
Weak cleavage habit : no chipping


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