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Using Inexpensive Witness Glass for Optical Coating Development

Ronald R. Willey

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Abstract

It is often possible to use inexpensive “off-the-shelf” microscope slides as witness glasses to measure n and k versus wavelength in a process development or refinement, as long as the proper steps are taken.

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