Kyocera manufactures and supplies optical filters for visible light image sensors and infrared (IR) sensors, and optical windows for industrial machinery such as vacuum equipment and mining machinery. Quality and expanded application of optical filters and optical windows are supported by Kyocera's wealth of options in substrate materials, material processing technologies, optical thin film design and processing technologies, bonding technologies such as metallization, brazing materials, low-melting-point glass, and resins.
Application: Night Vision Equipment, License Plate Recognition Cameras, Security Cameras, etc.
Visible Light and 940nm Dual Bandpass Filter
Substrate: Borosilicate Glass (0.30mmt)
Application: Thin Smartphones
Feature: Wavelength shift caused by wider incident angle is reduced so that shading issues are prevented.
Conventional IR Cut Filter (T=50% @ 650nm)
Substrate: Borosilicate Glass (0.30mmt)
Low Shift IR Cut Filter (T=50% @ 650nm)
Substrate: Borosilicate Glass (0.11mmt)
Optical filters required by customers are realized through a wealth of options in substrate materials and optical thin film design technologies.
Blue Glass IR Cut Filter
Substrate: Blue Glass (0.30mmt)
400 to 900nm Wideband Filter
Substrate: Borosilicate Glass (0.30mmt)
5 to 12μm Long Wave Pass Filter
Substrate: CZ-silicon (0.50mmt)
Visible Light and 850nm Dual Bandpass Filter
Substrate: Borosilicate Glass (0.30mmt)
870nm Bandpass Filter
Substrate: Borosilicate Glass (0.30mmt)
810nm Bandpass Filter
Substrate: Borosilicate Glass (0.30mmt)
Kyocera has a wealth of options in substrates to meet a variety of customer requirements.
Glass window metallized for Au-Sn solder sealing.
Glass windows coated with themosetting resin or low-melting-point glass for low temperature sealing in an oven.
Silicon window metallized for Au-Sn solder sealing.
Germanium windows bonded on FeNiCo alloy frames for seam welding.
Sapphire window bonded on a FeNiCo alloy cap for resistance welding.