论文信息 - Ion beam sputtering of optical coatings

Ion beam sputtering of optical coatings

Ion beam sputtering (IBS) is an easily controlled, energetic deposition process. Thin film coatings produced using IBS are superior in terms of scatter, absorption, losses and homogeneous optical properties. The process and properties of coatings produced using IBS will be discussed.

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