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Combination of in-situ photo spectroscopy and most sensitive wavelength methods for the deposition of optical multilayer systems

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Abstract

Broadband optical monitoring technique has been used recently in many optical coating laboratories (1-6). The prominent advantage to use this method in the fabrication of multilayer coatings is that one can actually see what is happening to the layer system during the deposition process. With the access to follow the spectral performance layer by layer, high yield of good quality coatings can be obtained.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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