Device for protecting an optical component from laser beam damag

Optical: systems and elements – Glare or unwanted light reduction – With absorption means

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359601, 359361, G02B 2700, G02B 520

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ABSTRACT:
A device for protecting an optical component from a laser beam. The device includes a carrier which is light-pervious in a predetermined spectral range and is positionable in an expected path of a laser beam directed to the optical component; and a metal oxide film applied to the carrier. The film is light-pervious in the same spectral range and is oriented such as to intercept a laser beam directed to the optical component.

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