What is a Prism mirror?

A prism mirror is an optical element that redirects light by utilizing reflection and refraction. Typically, a mirror coating is applied to the surface of a triangular-shaped prism, so when light enters the prism, it reflects internally and exits in a specified direction. These reflective prism mirrors are commonly used in optical devices such as microscopes, telescopes, and laser systems, enabling high-precision light reflection. They are often used for changing the light path, altering the direction of view, deflecting light, or aligning optical paths.

Application of Prism mirror

✅Microscopes
Prism mirrors are used in the optical system of microscopes to change the field of view, allowing for observations at different angles while maintaining optical accuracy.
✅Telescopes
In telescopes, prism mirrors are used to alter the direction of observation, particularly for wide-field observations in astronomical telescopes.
✅Laser systems
In laser systems, prism mirrors are used to precisely control the direction of light, particularly for accurate reflections of laser beams.

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