IBS Coating
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United States
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since 2017
Description
The ion beam sputtering (IBS) coating process is used in highly demanding coatings. Like no other technology, the process parameters, auch as energy input, layer growth rate, and level of oxidation, can be exactly and independently set. The desired layer structures can be produced very precisely and with a high reproducibility.
IBS Coating
Specifications |
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| Coating Layers: | Multi-layer |
| Angle Of Incidence (AOI): | Not Specified |
| Wavelength Range: | 260 – 3000 nm |
Features
Dreft-free layers
Low-dispersion coatings
"Cold coatings" on temperature-sensitive materials
Extremely high degree of reflection R>99.99%
Coatings with varying indices of refraction (so-called mixed layers) for very high damage thresholds
Dichroic mirrors with wide transmission bands that have a consistently hight transmission
Chirped mirrors for fs applications
Very broadband mirrors and AR coatings
Narrowband coatings for high power compatible filters
Wide wavelength range from 260nm to 3000nm
Frequently Asked Questions
The IBS coating process is used for highly demanding coatings.
The features of the IBS coating include Dreft-free layers, low-dispersion coatings, "cold coatings" on temperature-sensitive materials, extremely high degree of reflection R>99.99%, coatings with varying indices of refraction, dichroic mirrors with wide transmission bands, chirped mirrors for fs applications, very broadband mirrors and AR coatings, narrowband coatings for high power compatible filters, and a wide wavelength range from 260nm to 3000nm.
The benefits of the IBS coating process include the ability to precisely and independently set process parameters, produce desired layer structures with high reproducibility, and create coatings with a high degree of reflection and varying indices of refraction.
The IBS coating can be applied to temperature-sensitive materials and can produce coatings with a high damage threshold.
The dichroic mirrors produced by the IBS coating process have a wide transmission band and consistently high transmission.