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Damage-resistant porous silica antireflection coatings for use at 351, 266, and 248 nm

David Milam, W. H. Lowdermilk, J. G. Wilder, Ian M. Thomas, and B. E. Yoldas

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Abstract

We have developed a porous silica antireflection coating for fused silica optical components which has a very high laser damage threshold. The coating will withstand irradiation by 1-nsec, 351-nm pulses at fluence levels exceeding 5 J/cm2, which is the maximum fluence anticipated at that wavelength in operation of the Nova laser. The coating is deposited from a polymer solution derived from silicon ethoxide.

© 1984 Optical Society of America

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