Abstract

Achromatic coatings to provide wideband amplitude division and reflection reduction at 45° incidence have been developed for the 3–14-μm region on CVD ZnSe. The application is directed toward interferometer spectrometers operating in environments that include spaceflight as well as laboratory. Results in good agreement with theoretical designs have been obtained.

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Multilayer dichroic mirrors for the 16-μm spectral region: their design and fabrication

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Strain induced anisotropy in As₂S₃, As₂Se₃, and ZnSe films on KCl substrates via 10.6-μm and 0.6328-μm ellipsometer measurements and 0.6328-μm reflector measurements

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