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UV, VIS, NIR Anti-Reflective: Dual Band Coatings

Minimizing reflectivity and scatter losses across two spectral bands, from 430nm to 700nm and at 1.06µm, and meeting rigorous military standards (MIL-M-13508C para 4.4.6, MIL-C-675A, MIL-C-675A para 4.6.8, MIL-C-14806A) for durability and reliability in varied operational settings.

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Product description

These Dual Band Anti-Reflective Coatings are ingeniously designed to provide low reflectivity and scatter losses across the visible spectrum (430nm to 700nm), as well as at 1.06µm, a wavelength typically employed in laser applications such as range-finding equipment.

The Dual Band Anti-Reflective Coatings are engineered for the demanding requirements of military applications. With an average reflection from 420nm to 700nm of less than 0.6%, these coatings facilitate excellent visibility in the operational field. Additionally, the maximum absolute reflection from 420nm to 680nm is less than 1%, and at 1.06µm, it is less than 0.3%. This guarantees precise and accurate laser measurements, contributing significantly to mission success.

Built to endure, these coatings comply with multiple military environmental specifications. They meet the stringent conditions of MIL-M-13508C para 4.4.6., MIL-C-675A, MIL-C-675A para 4.6.8., and MIL-C-14806A, making them robust and reliable even under the toughest of conditions. These criteria ensure that our Dual Band Anti-Reflective Coatings can withstand rigorous usage without compromising on performance.

Applications

  • Military applications
  • Industrial applications

Key Metrology

  • UV, VIS, and IR spectrometers
  • 4 point conductivity probe
  • MIL standard temperature and humidity chambers

Key Equipment & Processes

  • Thin-film design including bespoke HUD design software
  • PVD, CVD, and IBS coating platforms
  • Laser test to MILT-DTL-62422
  • TS1888 DLC test bench

Key features

  • Low reflectivity and scatter losses across the visible spectrum (430nm to 700nm)
  • Average reflection from 420nm to 700nm of less than 0.6%
  • Maximum absolute reflection from 420nm to 680nm is less than 1%, and at 1.06µm, it is less than 0.3%
  • MIL-M-13508C para 4.4.6., MIL-C-675A, MIL-C-675A para 4.6.8., and MIL-C-14806A
  • Manufacturing in the UK and US

Specifications

  • Average reflection 420 to 700nm<0.6%
  • Maximum absolute reflection 420 to 680nm<1%
  • Maximum absolute reflection 1.06µm<0.3%

Substrates

  • Clear optical glass
  • Filter glass
  • Ceramic glass
  • Sapphire
  • Polycarbonate (including dip-coated visors)
  • Nickel-plated Aluminium
  • Nickel-plated Beryllium
  • Active Devices

Conformance

  • MIL-M-13508C para 4.4.6
  • MIL-C-675A
  • MIL-C-675A para 4.6.8
  • MIL-C-14806A
  • Reflectance Curve for Single Surface on GLS (Chalcogenide)