MICRO MIKE (the pocket microscope) Discontinued limited stock available
The Micro-Mike is a pocket-size magnifier available in four fixed magnifications with a range of integral scales.
Precision made in aluminium and giving up to fifty times enlargement the instrument requires no adjustment and the image is always shown in sharp focus.
You will find it ideal for use in science and photographic laboratories, print shops, engineering workshops etc. and indispensible for a wide range of hobbies.
The low-cost, high quality, lightweight Micro-Mike magnifier will always give you the bigger picture!
Micro mike
Available sizes
Model
Magnification
Field of view
Scale
1000
10x
0.265 in
None
1010
10x
0.265 in
0.005 in
1020
10x
6.8mm
0.1mm
1030
10x
0.265 in.
Cross hair
1040
10x
0.265 in.
Protractor*
2000
20x
0.19 in
None
2010
20x
0.19 in
0.002 in.
2020
20x
4.8mm
0.1mm
2030
20x
0.19in.
Cross hair
2040
20x
0.19 in.
Protractor*
4000
40x
0.082 in
None
4010
40x
0.082 in
0.001 in.
4020
40x
2.1mm
0.1mm
4022
40x
2.1mm
0.02mm
4030
40x
0.082 in.
Cross hair
4040
40x
0.082 in.
Protractor*
5000
50x
0.065 in(1.65mm)
None
5010
50x
0.065 in(1.65mm)
0.001 in & 0.1mm

*Scaled in 5° increments
Custom scales available to order - Details on request (NO Longer available)

The four sizes of magnification are shown here using the same piece of cotton polyester fabric.
1
2
2
4
10x Magnification
Enlarges 100 times
20x Magnification
Enlarges 400 times
40x Magnification
Enlarges 1600 times
50x Magnification
Enlarges 2500 times
Scale patterns for critical measurements
1
1
1
Model 1010
Model 2010
Model 4010
1
1
1
Model 4022
Model 1020
Model 2020
1
11
1
Model 4020
Model 5010
Protractor
Precise readings to 0.001 inch. Scales are accurate to 1%. Internal reticles are permanently mounted so that the scales are optically superimposed over the object being viewed providing accurate and direct measurement with no distortion. Reticles are available in the following stock patterns:
Inch-Decimal, Millimetre-Decimal, Cross hair and 360° Protractor, Email for a quote.

 

Product Description: 
Schott NG-type glasses have been used for over thirty years for the validation of the absorbance scale and linearity of a spectrophotometer in the visible region. When manufactured to a specific thickness, filters with a range of transmission and absor­bance values can be produced. Whilst the spectral scan of these materials is essentially flat, NIST SRM 930e and SRM 1930 certify these glass filters at 440.0 nm, 465.0 nm, 546.1 nm, 590.0 nm, and 635.0 nm. These sets consist of three filters of varying transmission together with an empty aluminium holder, to be used as a blank.

Description: Neutral Density Filter Set:
Primary Usage: Routine verification of the visible photometric scale.
Useable range: 440 nm to 635 nm, instruments with SBW of less than 6.5 nm.
Physical Configuration: Glass filters 'stress free' mounted in anodised aluminium holder.

RM-1N2N3N set:
Consists of one blank holder and three filters with nominal values of 10 %T, 20 %T,and 30 %T.

Typical values
Wavelengths
440.0nm 465.0nm 546.1nm 590.0nm 635.0nm
obtained:
SBW .
.2.2 nm 2.7 nm .4.0 nm 4.0 nm 4.0 nm
10% Filter Absorbance (approx) 1.1811 1.0975 1.1278 1.1746 1.1152
20% Filter Absorbance (approx) 0.7474 0.6940 0.7140 0.7459 0.7106
30% Filter Absorbance (approx) 0.5438 0.4963 0.5083 0.5386 0.5245
 
 

RM-N1N35N set:
Consists of one blank holder and three filters with nominal values of 1 %T, 3 %T, and 50 %T

Typical values
Wavelengths
440.0nm 465.0nm 546.1nm 590.0nm 635.0nm
obtained:
SBW .
.2.2 nm 2.7 nm .4.0 nm 4.0 nm 4.0 nm
1% Filter Absorbance(approx) 2.1610 2.0210 2.0620 2.0930 1.9730
3% Filter Absorbance(approx) 1.5930 1.4770 1.5040 1.5350 1.4410
50% Filter Absorbance(approx) 0.3010 0.2720 0.2770 0.3000 0.3080

 

Calibration procedure: 
Traceability: 
. Primary instrumental linearity is established using the Double Aperture method.
. Fundamental traceability links to NIST primary materials are established using SRM 930e and SRM 1930 neutral density glass filters as appropriate. 
Use: 
. All appropriate fundamental parameters and procedures relating to measurement, handling and storage are fully documented on the certificate supplied with each Certified Reference Material.

All starna neutral density filters are:
manufactured and certified in accordance with "Technical Specification for the Certification of Spectrophotometric NTRMs" (NIST Special Publication260 - 140).

Neutral Density Filter

 

Starna Optical Coatings

Thin film coatings can be used to increase or reduce reflection from the surface of an optical component. They can be used to improve performance at a specific wavelength or over a broad wavelength band.
Optiglass now has a variety of optical coating equipment which includes electron bombarded sources with automated deposition control. In addition, the use of Thin Film Design Software enables Optiglass to offer a range of optical coatings which can be applied to any suitable optical surface. The main categories of coatings are as follows:

 

ANTI-REFLECTION COATING
Single Layer Anti-Reflection Coatings Laser Line Anti-Reflection Coatings(V-Coatings)
MgF2 Single Layer AR
V-Coat @ 633 Nm
MgF2 Single Layer AR

The coatings are a quarter wave optical thickness of magnesium fluoride and may be centered at any wavelength over the range 300 - 2500 Nm. Reflectance is reduced to 1.5% per surface at the centre wavelength.

 

V-Coatings provide very low reflectance at one specific wavelength.(typically less than 0.1% per surface at the specified wavelength)
V-Coatings are available centred at any wavelength over the range 400-1200 Nm.

 

Broadband Multilayer Anti-Reflection Coatings
Visible Broadband AR Cuvette Coating
some fluorescent applications require either or both the excitation and emission energy to be enhanced by applying a metallic mirror coating to the outside of adjacent windows opposite to the source and the detector windows. Similarly, anti-reflection coatings on the other windows reduce reflective losses.

 

This type of coating provides much lower reflectance than that obtained from a single layer of Magnesium Fluoride. This multilayer coating typically achieves less than 0.3% reflection per surface over the range 425-675 Nm.
The coating is available for other wavebands and for various refractive index of glass. In addition, dual-band coatings(e.g. visible and 1064 Nm) are available.
Type No.
Description
/AR
/MC
/AR/MC
Anti-reflection coating
Mirror coating
Anti-reflection & mirror coating
BEAM SPLITTER COATINGS
These coatings are partially reflecting and may be used where a light beam needs to be split into two. Two types of Beamsplitter are available from Starna.
Polka-Dot Beamsplitters Dielectric Beamsplitters
  50/50 Beamsplitter for 45 deg

These coatings are constructed from protected metal films and provide a constant reflection-transmission ratio over a very wide spectral range.

 

These are low absorption coatings and are useful over a more limited wavelength range. Typical reflection: transmission ratios are 50:50 and 40:60.

 

MULTILAYER INTERFERENCE FILTERS
Notch Filter for 633 Nm Laser beam Splitter
Notch Filter for 633 Nm
Laser beam Splitter
These can be used to pass certain regions of the spectrum while rejecting others.
The curve shown is for a Notch Filter designed for maximum reflectance at 633Nm and low reflectance in other spectral regions.

 
HIGH REFLECTANCE METAL COATINGS.
UV Aluminium Mirror Visible Aluminium Mirror
UV Aluminium Mirror Visible Aluminium Mirror

This provides reflection greater than 85% over the wavelength range 190-300 Nm.

 

This provides reflection greater than 85% over the wavelength range 400-700 Nm.

 

Enhanced Aluminium Mirror Coatings
Enhanced Aluminium
Toric Mirrors
Aluminium can be overcoated with dielectric layers which increase its reflection in certain regions of the spectrum.Typical reflection is 95% average over the wavelength region 450-650 Nm.
Mirrors
available in all Glass types & Fused Silica
with a variety of optical coatings.
 

 

Starna Prisms are Available in all Glass types, Fused Silica & Infrared Crystal Materials
Starna Prisms
Guide
Standard
Custom
Equilateral prism
Materials
All Glass types, Fused Silica & Infrared Crystal Materials
Laser Beam splitter
Dimensions Tolerance
± 0.15 ± 0.01
Penta Prism
Flatness
Lambda/2 Lambda/10
rhomboid
Angle
± 3 min ± 5 arc Sec
Right angle prism
Surface Quality
60 - 40 20 - 10
roof Prism
Coatings Available
All on request
Wedge Prism
The table above is a general guide only

 

Starna Manufactures Prisms To customer Specifications, For Starna Scientific manufactures Prisms suitable for both Dispersive and reflective applications.

Dispersive eg: Equilateral.

Reflective eg: Dove prism.

This page and the prism to the Left are a guide to material an manufacturing tollerances only Please contact us with your requirements.

Laser Beam Splitter
Beam splitter's are optical device to split a beam of light in two. as from the model below it can be seen as a cube, made from two triangular prisms which are glued together at their base half of the incident light is directed through one "port" (i.e. face of the cube) reflected the other half is transmitted.
 
  Laser Beam Splitter
 
  Standard Custom
Materials  
Flatness Lambda/2 Lambda/10
Surface Quality 60 - 40 20 - 10
Roof angle ± 5 arc Sec ± 2 arc Sec
Angle ± 3 min ± 5 arc Sec
Dimensions Tolerance ± 0.15 ± 0.01
Dimensions Available 1.5 mm to 150mm 1.5 mm to 150mm
Coatings Available on request