论文信息 - Influence of metal films on the optical scatter and related microstructure of coated surfaces.

Influence of metal films on the optical scatter and related microstructure of coated surfaces.

Deposition of 0.1–1.0-μm thick metal on a CaF2 coated Si wafer causes a reduction in optical scatter and related microroughness. This effect is not observed when the coated surfaces are examined using a surface profilometer (Talystep). Scanning electron micrographs indicate that coated surfaces are smoother than uncoated surfaces.

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