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Lesson 1. How to design a broadband antireflection coating.
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Lesson 2. How to design a Beamsplitter (operating in the visible spectral range with normal incidence).
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Lesson 3. How to design an Immersed Beam splitter (operates in the spectral range from 400 to 500 nm, incidence angle is 45 degrees).
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Lesson 4. How to design a Polarizing Beamsplitter (operates in the spectral range from 400 to 700 nm and for angular range from 65 to 75 degrees).
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Lesson 5. How to design a neutral Beamsplitter (operating in the visible spectral range and with two different ratios between T and R).
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Lesson 6. How to design a Beamsplitter (operating in the spectral range from 620 to 680 nm with an incidence angle 45 degrees).
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Lesson 7. How to design a Dual-Band Anti-Reflection Coating (operating in the IR spectral ranges: 3.5–5 nm and 7.8–10.5 nm).
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Lesson 8. How to design a Blocking filter using sensitivity-directed refinement.
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Lesson 9a. How to design an Omnidirectional coating (operating in the spectral range from 400 to 800 nm at an angle range of 0 to 45 degrees).
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Lesson 9b. How to design an Omnidirectional coating (operating in the spectral range from 400 to 800 nm at an angle range of 0 to 45 degrees. Reflected light is pink).
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Lesson 10. How to design Stacks with antireflection coatings at substrate boundaries.
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Lesson 11a. How to design a High reflector for the spectral range from 400 to 900 nm (part I).
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Lesson 11b. How to design a High reflector for the spectral range from 400 to 900 nm (part II).
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Lesson 12. How to optimize Layer absorption in separate layers.
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LEC25D1 – Main concepts of OptiLayer software. Demonstration using quarter-wave mirrors (QWM).
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LEC25D2 – Intensity and phase properties of quarter-wave mirrors.
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LEC25D6 – Key role of design total optical thickness.
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LEC25D8 – Design of coatings for oblique light incidence: immersed beamsplitter.
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LEC25D9 – Design of narrow band pass filters.
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LEC25D15 – Color options.
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LEC25D16 – Thickness error analysis.
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LEC25D24 – Error self-compensation effect in the case of broadband optical monitoring.
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LEC25D26-1 – Design of a narrow band notch filter for normal light incidence.
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LEC25D26-2 – Dual-band notch filter for 30-degree light incidence.
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LEC25D27 – Wavelength screening strategy of monochromatic monitoring.
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LEC25D28 – Swing optimization strategy (Strategy 4) of monochromatic monitoring.
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LEC25D29 – Monochromatic monitoring spreadsheet with multiple witness chips.
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LEC25C1 – Refractive index of SiO2 on BK7 substrate.
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LEC25C2 – Verification of characterization results (Ta2O5 film as an example).
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LEC25C3 – Characterization of a dielectric film with small absorption losses.
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New Features of OptiLayer Pro.
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OptiLayer Monitor.
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OptiGeometryOptics.
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Backup and Restore in OptiLayer.
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Convert function in OptiLayer.
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High Reflector (Part II).
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OptiLayer provides user-friendly interface and a variety of examples allowing even a beginner to effectively start to design and characterize optical coatings. Read more…
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Overview of Design/Analysis options of OptiLayer and overview of Characterization/Reverse Engineering options.
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