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Thermally Stable Near-Infrared Emitter Using Refractory Ceramic Materials

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Abstract

We report on a bilayer thermal emitter (reflectivity of < 0.1) in the near-infrared with miniscule temperature-dependence up to 1000 °C. The measured in-situ thermal emission is in excellent agreement with theoretical calculations.

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