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Product category: Coatings and coating systems
News Release from: Deposition Sciences | Subject: Optical coating
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 15 June 2007

Optical coating services in the infrared
spectrum

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Deposition Sciences has developed an optical coating in the IR spectrum which is ideal for many sophisticated military, aerospace and industrial tasks that require robust coating solutions.

Deposition Sciences (DSI), manufacturer of highly durable thin film optical coatings, offers coatings that operate in the 3 to 5 micron and the 8 to 12 micron infrared (IR) spectral regions These specialised coatings for high performance in the IR spectrum are ideal for many sophisticated military, aerospace and industrial tasks that require robust coating solutions

DSI has developed a variety of coating types within these two wavelength regions, including AR (antireflection), high reflectors, beam splitters, dichroic coatings and band pass filters.

The coatings are stable, extremely durable, and meet or surpass the strict standards of most military applications, including missile seeker head requirements.

The various thin film coatings can be applied onto many diverse substrates using DSI's specialised coating processes.

Substrate materials include sapphire, silicon, germanium, zinc sulfide, zinc selenide, assorted metals and ceramics, as well as most glass types compatible with the extended infrared spectral region.

Beyond manufacturing IR coatings, DSI has an extensive array of in-house test and measurement capabilities.

The DoD accredited facility can provide spectral measurement testing (including cryogenic), environmental and physical testing, allowing DSI to rigorously characterise and test the thin film filters per customer specifications.

DSI's proprietary MicroDyna sputtering technology yields high performance, highly durable optical coatings.

The precision, uniform coatings are extremely stable over temperature and humidity changes, meeting or exceeding many of the established military and aerospace standards.

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