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Half-silvered mirrors are often used in optical experiments and devices, such as interferometers, to manipulate and control light beams. They can also be used to create optical illusions and in optical computing.

A half-silvered mirror, also known as a semi-silvered mirror, is a type of mirror that reflects about half of the light that strikes it and transmits the other half. This allows for the splitting and manipulation of light beams.

A photon is a fundamental particle of light that carries electromagnetic energy. It has no mass and travels at the speed of light.

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A half-silvered mirror works by using a thin layer of metal, typically silver, that is only partially reflective. This allows for some light to pass through while the rest is reflected. The angle of the mirror determines how much light is transmitted or reflected.

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No, a half-silvered mirror can only reflect about half of the light that strikes it. The rest is transmitted through the mirror. To create a perfect reflection, a fully reflective mirror is needed.

Knowledge Center/ Technical Frequently Asked Questions/ Optomechanics Frequently Asked Questions/ Translation Stages and Slides/ What is the difference between pitch, roll, and yaw?

When some bearings of a translation stage are supporting more of the load than other bearings, there is an uneven loading on the stage. These offset forces are referred to as pitch, roll, and yaw. Pitch has its axis of rotation perpendicular and in the same plane as the direction of travel. Roll has the axis of rotation parallel to the direction of travel. Yaw has rotation perpendicular to the plane of travel. See the accompanying illustration below: