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Multi-Bandpass Filters

MBP-A49Multi-Bandpass Filters

MBP-A49 is a multi-region spectral filter. The reference spectrum shows multiple high-transmission regions at approximately 990-1140 nm; 1333-1579 nm. Light from these bands passes through the same optic. Check every band against your light source and detector. To measure the bands separately, use alternating light sources or separate detection paths.

  • Product family: Multi-Bandpass Filters
  • Measured wavelength range: 300–1800 nm
  • Published response: Transmittance

Measured interval is not the passband. Values shown are sample measurements. Final specifications are agreed for your order.

MEASURED OPTICAL RESPONSE

Read the light.

Original published sample data.

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Nearest measured point shown; no interpolation or extrapolation. Original sample values are preserved, including values outside 0–100%. Samples are selection references, not production acceptance limits.

OPTICAL PERFORMANCE · MBP-A49

Read the numbers.
Understand the response.

Measured wavelength range

300-1800 nm. Performance outside this measured interval is not established by this curve.

Main band at half-peak transmission

Approximately 1324.1-1590 nm, giving a full width at half maximum (FWHM) of approximately 265.9 nm. This describes the main band only; other transmitted regions may remain.

Selected regions at or above 80% transmission

990-1140 nm; 1333-1579 nm. Approximate measured intervals.

Selected regions at or below 5% transmission

300-960 nm; 1170-1297 nm; 1625-1800 nm. Measured sample intervals; confirm the required blocking for your order.

Peak transmission

Approximately 99.6% at 1475 nm. Peak wavelength is not the same as a defined centre wavelength.

Average measured transmission, 800-965 nm

0.703%. Calculated from the factory sample data.

Average measured transmission, 1185-1305 nm

1.504%. Calculated from the factory sample data.

Average measured transmission, 1645-1800 nm

0.384%. Calculated from the factory sample data.

Average measured transmission, 1010-1135 nm

98.373%. Calculated from the factory sample data.

Average measured transmission, 1370-1570 nm

98.983%. Calculated from the factory sample data.

These values come from the measured samples and help you choose a starting design. We will agree the final specification for your order. Custom versions have their own specifications and measured curves.

OPERATING CONDITIONS

Match the complete optical system.

Match the full source band.

Compare the source emission spectrum with the filter curve. Include the source bandwidth, rather than relying on the nominal wavelength alone.

Check unwanted response.

Compare the complete measured response with your detector sensitivity. Confirm any additional blocking needed for your system.

Define the incidence conditions.

Specify the working angle and whether the beam is collimated or converging. Confirm the required response under those conditions.

Confirm the physical fit.

Provide the available mounting space, required shape, dimensions and thickness. Physical specifications will be confirmed for your assembly.

APPLICATIONS

Where this profile can help.

Medical & Microscopy

Optical components for illumination and instrument development.

Research & Instrumentation

Spectral selection, beam paths and measurement systems.

Industrial & Machine Vision

Inspection, detection, sorting and image contrast.

Application examples are starting points for evaluation; suitability depends on the complete optical system.

CUSTOM & ENQUIRY

Tell us what
your design needs.

Start with MBP-A49 and discuss the spectral response, physical format and operating conditions.

Include in your enquiry

  • Target wavelengths and required transmission or blocking
  • Light source and detector model, or their spectra
  • Working angle, beam geometry and operating environment
  • Required shape, dimensions, thickness and mounting constraints
  • Sample quantity, expected order quantity and project timing