CODIXX is the producer of the colorPol® polarizer series
We do provide polarizer for the NIR IR [near infrared], UV [ultraviolet] and the VIS [visible] spectra range.
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(near) infrared NIR IR polarizer
(infrared polarizers wavelength ranges from 800 nm to 2,000 nm)
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visible VIS polarizer
(visible polarizers wavelength ranges from 475 nm to 1000 nm)
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ultraviolet UV polarizer
(ultraviolet polarizers wavelength ranges from 360 nm to 395 nm)
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mid infrared range polarizer
(mid infrared polarizers wavelength ranges from 2,000 nm to 4,500 nm)
CODIXX is a polarizer manufacturer - also know as polarizing filter / filters
Wide portfolio of polarizer types for IR NIR UV and VIS sprectra range | dichroic filter
We deliver ultraviolet (uv) and near infrared (ir) polarizers as an dichroic polarizer supplier
All polarizers [polarizing filter] can get structured respectively patterned in various shapes according customers needs.
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CODIXX is the producer of colorPol dichroic polarizer that are available for various contrast ratio and transmission:
contrast ratio 100:1 and 1.000:1
contrast ratio 10.000:1
contrast ratio 100.000:1
What are (dichroic) polarizer [polarizing filter] meant to be?
The phenomenon of polarization of light is based on the waveform character
of the light. Light is a transverse electromagnetic wave, with electric
and magnetic fields oscillating normal to the direction of propagation.
A polarizer filters out those fractions of light which oscillate in
parallel to the filter centerline of the polarizer. If, for example,
the orientation of an electromagnetic wave is 45 relative to an
ideal polarizer's direction of filtering, it will transmit an
electromagnetic wave which, while the direction of oscillation is in
parallel to the filtering direction (polarization axis), has 50% of
the intensity of incident light. If, however, the angle formed
between the wave and the polarization axis is 90, light is not
transmitted any more. In contrast, with the angle being 0, the wave
would travel through the polarizer without any restriction.

This phenomenon is not just limited to the visible wavelength range
(light visible by the human eye, also known as the rainbow spectrum);
it even does occur throughout the electromagnetic spectrum, hence also in the
infrared (IR) and the ultraviolet (UV) ranges. Each of the varied technical
uses to which this phenomenon may be put calls for a polarizer to be
employed for the particular wavelength range. In addition to the
optical parameters, there are requirements to be met in terms
of geometric dimensions, resistance and useful life.
colorPol polarizers/polarizing dichroic filters can be used in widely spread application fields. Let us give you some examples:
Polarizer applications in optical instrumentation
- Electro-optical modulator
- Laboratory equipment
- Beamer (Projection)
- Laser projector
- Laser show
Polarizer applications in optical communications engineering
- Fiber transmission: Polarization Mode Dispersion [PMD]
- Fiber transmission: Polarization Dependent Loss [PDL]
- Fiber transmission: polarization multiplex transmission
- polarizer acts as an optical insulator
- suppression of undesirable polarization directions in integrated optical circuits
- Polarization controls for PMDs
- Measurement systems and instrumentation in optical communications systems
Polarizer applications in industrial measuring technology
- Optical key button, photoelectric barrier
- Optical crosstalk suppression and suppression of interference reflections
- Polarimeter (also: polariscope)
- Ellipsometer
- Laser frequency stabilization
- Interferometer, laser vibrometer
- Laser Doppler anemometer with quadrature demodulation by polarized light
We provide colorPol polarizers for various spectra ranges, such as:
| ultraviolet polarizer UV |
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visible polarizer VIS |
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infrared polarizer IR NIR |
 uv polarizer transmission and contrast |
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 vis polarizer transmission and contrast |
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 ir polarizer transmission and contrast |
Click on the sheets above to learn more about contrast and transmission for each spectrum each of our polarizer types.