Design and production of three line antireflection coatings for visible and far infrared spectral regions

Valeriy Zhupanov; Viktor Fedoseev; Michael Trubetskov; Tatiana Amotchkina; Alexander Tikhonravov

doi:10.1117/12.2191161

23 September 2015 Design and production of three line antireflection coatings for visible and far infrared spectral regions

Valeriy Zhupanov, Viktor Fedoseev, Michael Trubetskov, Tatiana Amotchkina, Alexander Tikhonravov

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Proceedings Volume 9627, Optical Systems Design 2015: Advances in Optical Thin Films V; 962706 (2015) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2191161
Event: SPIE Optical Systems Design, 2015, Jena, Germany

Abstract

We discuss the production of antireflection coating with low reflection zones in the spectral regions around the wavelengths of 546nm, 1060 nm and 11000 nm and additional demands for the reflectance maxima in the visible spectral region. For the coating production we use ZnSe as a substrate material and ZnS/YbF₃ as layer materials. Their optical parameters are accurately determined in a wide spectral region using modern characterization and reverse engineering software tools. For the coating production we apply broad band monitoring in the spectral region from 1200 to 2300 nm that does not overlap with the regions where target requirements are specified. In order to select the most practical design that can be reliably manufactured we apply a combination of various modern design approaches and computational manufacturing experiments simulating production runs. Application of the most up-to-date software tools allows us to obtain excellent manufacturing results even from the first production run.

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Valeriy Zhupanov, Viktor Fedoseev, Michael Trubetskov, Tatiana Amotchkina, and Alexander Tikhonravov "Design and production of three line antireflection coatings for visible and far infrared spectral regions", Proc. SPIE 9627, Optical Systems Design 2015: Advances in Optical Thin Films V, 962706 (23 September 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2191161

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