Method of using sol-gel to prepare MgF2 antireflection film
A gel method and anti-reflection technology, which is used in the field of preparing MgF2 anti-reflection films by sol-gel method, can solve the problems of influence, small viewing angle, and reduced contrast.
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[0034] 2) Preparation and drying of the gel film:
[0035] The magnesium fluoride sol prepared in step 1) is combined with dipping and pulling method, spin coating method or roller coating method to prepare magnesium fluoride gel film on glass, quartz or silicon substrate, and then the obtained film is formed at 80 Dry at ~100°C for 5-10 minutes to evaporate excess solvent to obtain a gel dry film;
[0036] 3) Film heat treatment:
[0037] Put the gel dry film prepared in step 2) into a muffle furnace, 2 Or under an Ar gas atmosphere, calcining at a temperature of 300 ° C to 550 ° C for 5 to 50 minutes, that is,
[0038] To increase the thickness of the film, repeat steps 2) and 3) several times.
[0039] figure 2 Is the MgF prepared by the method of the present invention 2Anti-reflection film optical transmission curve. As shown in the figure, the transmittance of the sample at 550nm reaches 98.2%, which is 7-9% higher than that of ordinary glass and higher than that o...
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[0043] Magnesium hydroxide was dissolved in ethanol, and a clear solution A was obtained after stirring. The ratio of magnesium hydroxide and ethanol in solution A is: magnesium hydroxide: ethanol=1:20. Then dissolve 55% hydrofluoric acid into an appropriate amount of ethanol to obtain solution B. Hydrofluoric acid in solution B: ethanol = 1:15. Stir the A solution, then gradually add the B solution while stirring the A solution. When Mg:HF=1:2 in the mixed solution of A and B, stop the addition of solution B. Then the resulting mixed solution of A and B was refluxed and stirred at 80°C for 24 hours to obtain MgF 2 Sol. The molar ratio of active ingredients in the magnesium fluoride sol is: magnesium hydroxide: hydrofluoric acid: ethanol=1:2.0:50.
[0044] Using the prepared MgF 2 Sol, at room temperature, by dipping, rolling, or suspension coating method, a layer of MgF is pulled on the glass substrate 2 gel film. Subsequently, the obtained gel film was incubated at 8...
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[0046] Magnesium acetate was dissolved in ethanol and a clear solution A was obtained after stirring. The ratio of magnesium acetate and ethanol in solution A is: magnesium acetate: ethanol=1:100. Then dissolve 55% hydrofluoric acid into an appropriate amount of ethanol to obtain solution B. Hydrofluoric acid in solution B: ethanol = 1:40. Stir the A solution, then gradually add the B solution while stirring the A solution. When Mg:HF=1:2 in the mixed solution of A and B, stop the addition of solution B. Then the resulting mixed solution of A and B was refluxed and stirred at 40°C for 36 hours to obtain MgF 2 Sol. The molar ratio of active ingredients in the magnesium fluoride sol is: magnesium chloride:hydrofluoric acid:ethanol=1:2.0:180.
[0047] Using the prepared MgF 2 Sol, at room temperature, by dipping, rolling, or suspension coating method, a layer of MgF is pulled on the glass substrate 2 gel film. Subsequently, the obtained gel film was incubated at 100° C. f...
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