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Transmittance in the NIR region for polycarbonate lenses (UVEX ultraspec goggles (path length of polycarbonate is ~ 2.3 mm)) taken using an Ocean Optics near IR (NIR-512) temperature-regulated InGaAs detector spectrometer [1]. The wiggly region between 860 and 1060 nm is likely due to interference effects of a http://www.answers.com/topic/thin-film-optics on the plastic surface.

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Polycarbonate has good IR transmission properties, allowing it to transmit infrared light in the wavelength range of approximately 7-14 microns. This makes it suitable for applications in IR sensors and devices that require transparency to infrared radiation.

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