Abstract

This paper describes interference spectral splitters antireflection-coated in the visible region and based on conductive layers of tin-doped indium oxide that make it possible to transmit the entire visible region of the spectrum more fully while maintaining high reflectance in the IR region. © 2004 Optical Society of America

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