2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.vacuum.2013.04.002
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Reduction in thickness error of optical coatings by dividing thick layers and monitoring with multiple witness glasses

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“…Most of all, the thickness deviation during the fabrication process dominates the decrease in peak transmittance. 28) A thin film designed as a quarter wavelength of the target wavelength has a peak transmittance at target wavelength. However, as the thickness of the thin film increases, the central wavelength shifts red, and as it becomes thinner, it shifts blue.…”
Section: Poly-si/sio 2 Fabry-perot Filter By Rf Sputteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of all, the thickness deviation during the fabrication process dominates the decrease in peak transmittance. 28) A thin film designed as a quarter wavelength of the target wavelength has a peak transmittance at target wavelength. However, as the thickness of the thin film increases, the central wavelength shifts red, and as it becomes thinner, it shifts blue.…”
Section: Poly-si/sio 2 Fabry-perot Filter By Rf Sputteringmentioning
confidence: 99%