A ZNS substrate film structure that reflects 0.5-0.8 μm visible light and 1.064 μm laser light and transmits 3.7-4.8 μm mid-wave infrared dichroic film
A film structure, visible light technology, applied in optics, optical components, instruments, etc., can solve the problem of large absorption loss in the visible light band, and achieve the effect of reducing the difficulty of the coating process, compressing the passband ripple, and improving the transmittance.
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[0028] Embodiment 1: The transparent substrate adopts multi-spectral ZnS, and the dichroic film system is composed of three film layers made of thin film materials. Wherein, the first film layer is zirconia, plated on the surface of the ZnS substrate; the second film layer is ytterbium fluoride, plated on the first film layer; the third film layer is zinc sulfide, plated on the second film layer; the fourth film layer is ytterbium fluoride, and plated on the third film layer; and so on, zinc sulfide film layer and ytterbium fluoride film layer alternately film layer; the fifty-first film layer is zirconia, plated on the fiftieth film layer. That is, the number of film layers of the dichroic film system is 51 in total, the first layer and the 51st layer are zirconia film layers, the even-numbered layers from the second to the 50th layer are ytterbium fluoride film layers, and the odd-numbered layers are sulfide films. Zinc film layer. The thicknesses of the first to fifty-fir...
Embodiment 2
[0033] Embodiment 2: The transparent substrate adopts multi-spectral ZnS, and the dichroic film system is composed of three film materials superimposed on each other. Wherein, the first film layer is made of zirconium oxide, on the surface of the ZnS substrate; the second film layer is ytterbium fluoride, plated on the first film layer; the third film layer is zinc sulfide, plated on the second film layer; the fourth film layer is ytterbium fluoride, and plated on the third film layer; and so on, zinc sulfide film layer and ytterbium fluoride film layer alternately film layer; the fifty-first film layer is zirconia, plated on the fiftieth film layer. That is, the number of film layers of the dichroic film system is 51 in total, the first layer and the 51st layer are zirconia film layers, the even-numbered layers from the second to the 50th layer are ytterbium fluoride film layers, and the odd-numbered layers are sulfide films. Zinc film layer. The thicknesses of the first to...
Embodiment 3
[0038] Embodiment 3: The transparent substrate adopts multi-spectral ZnS, and the dichroic film system is formed by alternately superimposing film layers made of three thin film materials. Wherein, the first film layer is zirconia, plated on the surface of the ZnS substrate; the second film layer is ytterbium fluoride, plated on the first film layer; the third film layer is zinc sulfide, plated on the second film layer; the fourth film layer is ytterbium fluoride, and plated on the third film layer; and so on, zinc sulfide film layer and ytterbium fluoride film layer alternately film layer; the fifty-first film layer is zirconia, plated on the fiftieth film layer. That is, the number of film layers of the dichroic film system is 51 in total, the first layer and the 51st layer are zirconia film layers, the even-numbered layers from the second to the 50th layer are ytterbium fluoride film layers, and the odd-numbered layers are sulfide films. Zinc film layer. The thicknesses o...
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