Chroma H-beta 3nm Bandpass Filter - 50mm Square

Brand: Chroma

SKU : CF-HB-3NM-AS-50S

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  • H-beta 3nm Bandpass Filter.
  • 50mm Square, unmounted.
  • Useful for imaging nebulae and objects which are rich in ionized hydrogen.
  • At the 486.1nm emission line.
  • Required to separate H-beta from the nearby blue and green spectral lines.
  • Weaker than the H-alpha line, this is often used for visual detection as the longer red wavelength of H-alpha are difficult to detect by eye.
  • Type AS filter.

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  • This Chroma H-beta 3nm Bandpass Filter - 50mm Square:

    is useful for imaging nebulae and objects which are rich in ionized hydrogen. At the 486.1nm emission line, a narrow-band filter is required to separate H-beta from the nearby blue and green spectral lines. Though it is weaker than the H-alpha line, this is often used for visual detection as the longer red wavelength of H-alpha are difficult to detect by eye.

    Type AS filter.

    Optical Density Values:

    All transmission and blocking (OD) data are actual, measured spectra of representative production lots. Spectra varies slightly from lot to lot. Optical density values in excess of 6 may appear noisy because such evaluations push the resolution limit of low light level measurements.

     

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  • specifications

    FIlter MaterialGlass
    Filter OD Size in Inches50mm Square
    Filter ShapeSquare
    Filter TypeH Beta
    Free ShippingYes
    Size50mm
  • included items

    • H-beta 3nm Bandpass Filter.
    • 50mm Square, unmounted.
    • Useful for imaging nebulae and objects which are rich in ionized hydrogen.
    • At the 486.1nm emission line.
    • Required to separate H-beta from the nearby blue and green spectral lines.
    • Weaker than the H-alpha line, this is often used for visual detection as the longer red wavelength of H-alpha are difficult to detect by eye.
    • Type AS filter.

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