Making aspherical mirror by thin film coating

Cheng-chung Lee; Der-Shen Wan; Cheng-chung Jaing; Cheng-Wei Chu

doi:10.1364/OIC.1992.OTuA8

Optical Interference Coatings
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1992),
paper OTuA8
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OIC.1992.OTuA8

Making aspherical mirror by thin film coating

Cheng-chung Lee, Der-Shen Wan, Cheng-chung Jaing, and Cheng-Wei Chu

Optical Interference Coatings 1992

Tucson, Arizona United States
1–5 June 1992
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Abstract

Spherical mirror can cause severe problem because of aberration. However the surface profile of the mirror can be modified to a desired aspherics by vacuum deposition if a proper mask is set between evaporation source and mirror.¹–³ In this article we propose a mask for making a paraboloid. The monitoring system for deposition will also be described. The result aspherics is tested in a similar way for testing conventional aspherics.

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