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Transmission grating filtering of 52–140-nm radiation

Mike Gruntman

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Abstract

Filtering extreme UV radiation by gold freestanding transmission gratings was studied experimentally in the 52–140-nm wavelength range. Computer simulations are in good agreement with experimental results.

© 1997 Optical Society of America

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