Abstract

In a commercial thin film coating shop hundreds of different substrates need to be antireflection-coated every month. These substrates are frequently made of different materials. The construction parameters of an ideal antireflection coating depend on the spectral region over which the reflectance is to be reduced and are usually different for each substrate material. This means that substrates of different materials need to be coated in separate runs.

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