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PROCEEDINGS

WEM

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k

wi^^^rr-SERIES

Optical

Interference

Coatings

Florin

Abeles

Chair/Editor

6-10

June

1994

Grenoble,

France

Sponsored by

DRET—Direction des Recherches Etudeset

Techniques,

France Le Ministerede

I'Enseignement

Superieur

etde la

Recherche,

France

The Commissionof the

European Communities,

Directorate General for

Science, Research,

and

Development

OSA—The

Optical

Society

of America

EOS—European

Optical

Society

SPIE—The International

Society

for

Optical Engineering

Published

by

SPIE—The International Society for

Optical Engineering

[proceedingsSI HIFS

Volume 2253

Part One ofTwo Parts

SPIE(The Societyof

Photo-Optical

Instrumentation

Engineers)

isa

nonprofit society

dedicated to the advancement ofoptical and optoelectronic applied science and technology.

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Contents

XV Conference Committee xix Introduction

Part One

SESSION 1 ADVANCES IN DESIGNAND DESIGN

TECHNIQUES

2

Design

of

optical multilayer coatings

(Invited Paper)[2253-01]

P. W. Baumeister, Deposition

Sciences,

Inc. (USA)

10

Development

of the needle

optimization technique

and newfeatures of

OptiLayer design

software [2253-02]

A. V.

Tikhonravov,

M. K.

Trubetskov,

Moscow State Univ. (Russia)

21

Stack-by-stack synthesis

of antireflection

coatings

with wide

angular

incidence [2253-03] M. L. Rastello, Istituto Elettrotecnico Nazionale

(Italy);

A. Premoli, Univ. deTrieste

(Italy)

29 Explicit

design

of

equiripple edge

filters [2253-04]

J. S.

Seeley,

Retired (UK)

42

Synthesis

of infrared filters foruse in

spaceflight

systems [2253-05] C.

Cole,

R. Hunneman,J. W. Bowen, Univ.of

Reading

(UK)

51 Overcoming low-index limitations inantireflectioncoatingswith additional thickness[2253-07]

R. R.

Willey,

Opto

Mechanik,

Inc. (USA)

59

Analytical approach

ofrugate filter

properties using

Mathieu functions [2253-08]

Y. Rouxel, CEA/LETI/CMO (France)

73

Synthesis

of

optical coatings using

asimulated

annealing algorithm

[2253-09] P. Chaton, P. Pinston, J. P. Gailliard,CEA/LETI/CMO(France)

81 Thin film designprogrambased onthe flip-flopmethod witha random search [2253-10] A. M.Piegari, G.Emiliani, ENEA Thin Film Lab.

(Italy)

89 Polarization effects inopticalthin films [2253-1 1]

K. Rabinovitch, G. Toker, ELOP—Electrooptics Industries Ltd. (Israel)

103 Developmentof transparent conductive ZnO byrf magnetronsputtering [2253-1 3]

F. Demichelis, C. F. Pirri, E.Tresso, Politecnico di Torino (Italy) SESSION 2 ADVANCES IN DESIGN AND DESIGNTECHNIQUES: POSTERS

116 Antireflection

coatings

fortwo

widely

separated

wavelengths

[2253-14]

(3)

120 Designof broadband dichroic mirrorsusing admittance

matching

[2253-15]

A. G. Dinca, V. Lupei, Institute of Atomic

Physics (Romania);

M. P. Dinca, Bucharest Univ. (Romania)

130

Design

of

graded-reflectivity

mirrors using

rotating

masks

[2253-16]

A. G. Dinc5, V. Lupei, Institute of Atomic

Physics (Romania);

M. P. Dinca, Bucharest Univ. (Romania)

140

Design

of dielectric

high

reflectorsfordispersioncontrol in femtosecond lasers[2253-1 7]

R. Szipdcs, A.

Kohazi-Kis,

Research Institute for Solid State

Physics

(Hungary)

150 Robust filterdesign

by

stochastic

optimization

[2253-18]

H. Greiner, Philips

Forschungslaboratorien

GmbH (FRG)

161 Fouriertransform techniquewith

frequency

filteringfor antireflection

coating

design [2253-146]

P. G.Verly, National Research Council of Canada

168 Darwinian evolution of

homogeneous multilayer

systems:a new method for

optical coatings

design [2253-149]

S.Martin,A. Brunet-Bruneau, J.

Rivory,

Univ. PierreetMarie Curie(France); M.

Schoenauer,

Ctr. de

Math6matiques

Appliqu6es (France)

SESSION 3 COATINGS FOR SEVERE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

1 76

Coatings

in space:

ground-

and

space-based stability investigations

[2253-139]

E.

Hacker,

P.

WeiBbrodt,

L.

Raupach,

H. Lauth,JENOPTIK

Technologie

GmbH (FRG); H.

Kappel,

S.

Wagner, Jena-Optronik

GmbH (FRG); D.-R.Schmitt, Deutsche

Forschungsanstalt

fur Luft- und Raumfahrt eV (FRG)

188

Degradation

of thin films in low earth orbit and

comparisons

with

laboratory

simulation[2253-140]

B. R.

Spady,

R. A.

Synowicki,

J. S.

Hale,

M.J. DeVries, N.J. lanno,W.A.

McGahan,

J. A.

Woollam,

Univ. of Nebraska/Lincoln (USA)

195

Optical

and structural

properties

ofYF3thin films

prepared by

ion-assisted

deposition

orion beamsputtering

techniques

[2253-141]

J.-Y.

Robic,

V.

Muffato,

P.

Chaton,

M.

Ida,

M. Berger,CEA/LETI/DOPT (France)

208

Properties

of rfmagnetron

sputtered

C and C:N thin films [2253-142]

J. Sobota, Institute of Scientific Instruments (Czech

Republic);

J.

Hrdina,

V.

Vorlteek,

I.

Gregora,

Institute of

Physics

(Czech

Republic);

P.

Siroky,

HVM Plasma Ltd. (Czech

Republic);

V. Pefina,

Institute of Nuclear

Physics

(Czech

Republic)

220

High-stability coatings

for space

optics: application

to silex program [2253-143]

P. Davi, Matra DOD/UAO (France)

228 Recent

developments

in

highly

durable

protective/antireflection

coatings for GeandZnS substrates [2253-144]

W. Hasan,

Hughes

Danbury

Optical Systems,

Inc. (USA); S. H. Propst, HughesSanta Barbara Research Ctr. (USA)

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236 Multidielectric mirrors for thesuper-ACO

storage-ring

free-electron laser in theUV[2253-145]

D.

Garzella,

Univ. de Paris-Sud (France); M. E.Couprie, T. Hara, CEA DSMDRECAM SPAM

(France);

A.

Delboub<§,

Univ. deParis-Sud (France);M. Billardon, ESPCI (France) SESSION4 COATINGS FOR THE EXTREME REGION OF THE ELECTROMAGNETICSPECTRUM

248

Multilayer

optics for synchrotron x-ray

applications

[2253-129]

E.Ziegler, European

Synchrotron

Radiation

Facility

(France)

260 Glancing-incidencex-rayscattering by multilayersfor XUV mirrors[2253-130] J. P.

Chauvineau,

Y. Chambet, C.Marliere,Ctr. Univ. d'Orsay (France)

268 Pulsed laserdepositionofx-rayoptical layer stacks withatomicallyflat interfaces[2253-131]

H. Mai,R. Dietsch, Th. Holz, S. Vollmar, Fraunhofer-lnstitut furWerkstoffphysik und

Schichttechnologie

(FRG);S.

Hopfe,

R.

Scholz,

Max-Planck-lnstitutfur

Mikrostrukturphysik

(FRG); P.Wei&brodt, JENOPTIK Technologie GmbH (FRG); R. Krawietz, B.Wehner,Technische

Univ.Dresden (FRG); H.

Eichler,

H.

Wendrock,

Institut fur

Festkorper-

und

Werkstofforschung

(FRG)

280

Multilayer

coatingsforx-ray optics made

by

distributed electron

cyclotron

resonance(DECR)

plasma sputtering [2253-132]

P. Hoghoj, E. Ziegler, E.

Luken,

J.-C.

Peffen,

A. K.

Freund,

European

Synchrotron

Radiation

Facility

(France)

287

Manufacturing

andtesting ofa

laterally graded

divisionparameter

multilayer

inferential mirror

for theXUV[2253-133]

C.

Guichet,

R. Rivoira,G. Rasigni, Facultydes SciencesetTechniquesde St.Je>6me (France);

R.J. Barchewitz,J.

Andr6,

Univ. PierreetMarie Curie (France)

299 Multilayer supermirrors:broadband reflection coatingsfor the 15- to 100-keV

range [2253-134]

K. D.Joensen, P. Gorenstein, Harvard-Smithsonian Ctr.for

Astrophysics

(USA); F. E.

Christensen,

DanishSpace ResearchInstitute; P.

Hoghoj,

E.

Ziegler,

J. Susini,A. K.

Freund,

European

Synchrotron

Radiation

Facility

(France);J. L.

Wood,

Ovonic

Synthetic

Materials Co. (USA)

309

Design

and fabrication ofIRfilters with

good

flatness [2253-135]

A.

Zheng,

A.

Whatley,

BarrAssociates, Ltd. (UK)

319

Fabrication,

structure,

optical properties,

and

stability

ofW-Si

multilayer

x-ray

reflectors [2253-136]

H.-J.

Kuhn,

J.

Kraufclich,

Friedrich-Schiller-Univ. Jena (FRG)

327 Growth

monitoring

of W/Simultilayers

by

x-ray

reflectivity

and kinetic ellipsometry [2253-1 37]

E. Luken, E.

Ziegler,

P.

Heghoj,

A. K. Freund, European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (France);

E.

Gerdau,

Univ.

Hamburg

(FRG);A. Fontaine, LURE (France)

333 Infrared filters for space-flightfocal planearray

applications

[2253-154] G.J. Hawkins, R. Hunneman, C.Cole, Univ. of

Reading

(UK)

SESSION 5 MANUFACTURINGTOPICS: PROCESSES I

350 Energetic particlesforvacuum

deposition

(Invited Paper)[2253-19] H. R.

Dobler,

CarlZeiss (FRG)

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362 Low-loss ion beam

sputtered coatings

inthenineties [2253-20]

D. T. Wei, XeroxCorp. (USA)

374

Application

of ion-assisted

deposition

usingagridlessend-Hall ion source for volume

manufacturing

ofthin film optical filters[2253-21]

M. L. Fulton, Avimo Electro-Optics Pte. Ltd. (Singapore)

394 Plasma ion-assisted deposition: anovel technique for theproductionof

optical

coatings [2253-22]

A.Zoller, S. BeiGwenger, R. Cotzelmann, K. Matl, LeyboldAG (FRG) SESSION 6 MANUFACTURING TOPICS: MONITORING AND CONTROL

404 Controlofsilicon oxynitridesrefractive index byreactive assisted ion beam sputter

deposition [2253-23]

M. Ida, P.

Chaton,

B.

Rafin,

CEA/LETI/CMO(France)

414 Direct

optical

monitoring instrument with adouble detection system for the control of

multilayer

systemsfrom the visibletothenear infrared [2253-24]

M. Tilsch, V.Scheuer, J. Staub, T. T.Tschudi, Technische Hochschule Darmstadt(FRG)

423 In situ

optical

multichannel spectrometer system[2253-25]

H. H. Bauer, E. Nufcler, Carl Zeiss(FRG)

432

Computer-integrated manufacturing

of advanced thin film coatings [2253-26]

H. H. Bauer, E.

Nu&ler,

Carl Zeiss(FRG)

SESSION 7 MANUFACTURINGTOPICS: PROCESSES II

438 Newsourceof

energetic

neutral

particles

[2253-27]

H. R.

Dobler,

Carl Zeiss(FRG)

445 Reduction of

absorption

losses in ion beamsputter

deposition

of

optical coatings

for the visible

and near infrared [2253-28]

V. Scheuer,M.

Tilsch,

T. T.

Tschudi,

Technische Hochschule Darmstadt (FRG)

455 Molecular beam

deposition

of fluorides [2253-29]

S. Laux, U. Kaiser,W.

Richter,

Univ. Jena (FRG)

462 Electron

cyclotron

resonance

plasma

chemical vapor

deposition

for rugate filter

manufacturing

[2253-31]

P. V.

Bulkin,

P. L. Swart, B.M.

Lacquet,

Rand Afrikaans Univ. (South Africa)

470 Rugatefilters for

image projection

in head-mounted displays [2253-32]

J.

Allen,

P. G. Girow,B. D.

Herrington,

P. Gee, Omitec Thin Films Ltd. (UK)

476 Laserprotectiondevices basedon multilayer coatingson

polycarbonate

substrates [2253-33]

G.

Hubrach,

K.J.

Becker,

Rupp and Hubrach KG (FRG); E.

Hacker,

H.

Bernitizki,

H. Lauth,

JENOPTIK

Technologie

GmbH (FRG)

486

Optical coatings

on

plastic

lenses

by

PICVD-technique [2253-34]

W. Mohl,U. Lange, V. Paquet, Schott Research Ctr. (FRG)

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492 Structural and chemical propertiesofthin films

(Al203, Zr02,

BN) and

multicomponent

films

(Zr02,Ti)

deposited by

pulsedlaserdeposition [2253-36]

E. W. Kreutz,M. Alunovic, A.Voss, W.

Pfleging,

H. Sung, D. A.Wesner,

Rheinisch-Westfalischen Technischen Hochschule Aachen (FRG)

502

Single

and

multilayer

coatings deposited bylaser-assisted electron beam evaporation [2253-37]

D.

Schafer,

P. Thomsen-Schmidt, Berliner Institut fur

Optik

GmbH

(FRG);

H.

Johansen,

T. Martini,Max-Planck-lnstitutfur Mikrostrukturphysik (FRG); B.

Steiger,

G.

Pfeifer,

G.

ReiGe,

Hochschule fur Technik und Wirtschaft (FRG)

SESSION 8 MANUFACTURING TOPICS: MATERIALS AND PROPERTIES

512

Amorphous fluoropolymer:

next-generation optical coating candidate(Invited Paper) [2253-39]

R. Chow, G. E.Loomis,M. K.

Spragge,

E. F. Lindsey, F. Rainer, R. L. Ward,M. R. Kozlowski,

Lawrence Livermore National Lab.(USA)

521

Investigation

of the

preparation

andproperties oforganic dye/metal oxide compositethin films [2253-40]

S.Jager, F. Neumann, C.-P.

Klages,

Fraunhofer-lnstitut fur Schicht- und Oberflachentechnik (FRG)

528 Correlation between structural,

mechanical,

and

optical

properties ofZnSe-MgF2mixturethin films [2253-41]

L. Nouvelot, J.-Y. Robic,CEA/LETI/CMO (France)

539 Depositionand characterization of a-SiC:H thin films [2253-42]

F. Demichelis, C. F. Pirri, E. Tresso, F.

Valente,

Politecnico di Torino

(Italy);

E.

Bolzan,

V. Rigato,

INFM di Padova(Italy)

SESSION 9 MANUFACTURING TOPICS: POSTERS

552 Ion-assisted deposition ofyttrium fluorideas asubstitute for thorium fluoride:

application

to infrared antireflection coatingon

germanium

[2253-43]

J.-Y. Robic, B. Rolland, J. C.

Deutsch,

CEA/LETI/CMO(France); P.

Gallais,

SOPELEM/SOFRETEC (France)

559 lon-beam-assisted

deposition

of

thermally evaporated

Crthin films [2253-44] C. K.

Hwangbo,

K.-L. Yoo, H.-J.

Cho,

Inha Univ. (Korea)

566 Film thicknessand

growth

rate measurement

by

modulation of the interference of

light

in a

plate [2253-46]

M. T. Tavassoli,Tehran Univ. (Iran); M. Cargar, H.

Assadi,

Ghods

Industry

(Iran)

577 Low-loss mirrors at 514 nmfor

large

interferometer

optics

[2253-48] H. H.Bauer, E.

NuGler,

Carl Zeiss (FRG)

SESSION 10 NONOPTICAL CHARACTERIZATION:BASICTECHNIQUES

584 Thinfilm

morphology

in transmission electron microscopy(TEM)as revealedbyheat-shock

fracturingand

replication

of film cross sections (Invited Paper) [2253-49] T. MUller, BAL-TEC AG (Liechtenstein); H. K. Pulker, Balzers AG(Liechtenstein)

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596 Investigation of the microstructure of

coatings

for

high-power

lasers

by nonoptical

techniques

[2253-50]

R. J. Tench,M. R.

Kozlowski,

R.

Chow,

Lawrence LivermoreNational Lab. (USA)

603

Secondary

neutral massspectrometry(SNMS)

depth profile analysis

of

optical

coatings

[2253-51]

P.

Weiftbrodt,

D.

Mademann,

E.

Hacker,

JENOPTIK

Technologie

GmbH (FRC)

SESSION 11 NONOPTICAL CHARACTERIZATION:STRUCTURAL ANDMECHANICAL PROPERTIES

614

Overlapping

of

roughness

spectra measured in

macroscopic

(optical)andmicroscopic(AFM) bandwidths [2253-53]

C. Amra,C. Deumie, D.Torricini, P. Roche, R. Galindo,Ecole NationaleSuperieurede Physique

de Marseille (France); P. Dumas,F. Salvan, Faculte des Sciences de Luminy (France)

631 Characterization of

statistically rough

surfaces of thindeposits byan autoregressive

process[2253-62]

M.

Lafraxo,

M. Rasigni,F.

Abdellani,

V. Buat,G.

Rasigni,

Lab. dePhysiquedes Interactions Photons-Matiere (France);A. Llebaria, Lab. d'Astronomie

Spatiale

(France)

643 Surface

topography

restitution for

rough

thin filmdeposits [2253-55]

A.

Llebaria,

Lab. d'Astronomie

Spatiale (France);

F.Abdellani,M. Rasigni, G.Rasigni, Lab. de

Physique

des Interactions Photons-Matiere (France)

655 Modified floatationmethod as anaccuratetool fordeterminingthemacroscopic massdensity of

optical

interference

coatings

[2253-57]

M.

Vogel,

O.

Stenzel,

Univ.of

Technology

Chemnitz-Zwickau (FRG)

667

Application

of the Fouriertransform in a

preliminary analysis

of the

reflectivity

curveobtained

by grazing

x-rayreflectometry [2253-58]

F. Bridou, Institutd'Optique (France); B.

Pardo,

Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie(France)

679

X-ray

investigationsof

supersmooth

surfaces [2253-59]

I. V. Kozhevnikov, P.N. LebedevPhysicalInstitute (Russia);V. E.Asadchikov, B. M.Alaudinov,

Institute ofCrystallography (Russia); A. Yu.

Karabekov,

A. V.

Vinogradov,

P.N. Lebedev

Physical

Institute(Russia)

SESSION 12 NONOPTICALCHARACTERIZATION:POSTERS

692 Effects ofanear-surfacetransition

layer

onx-ray reflection and scattering [2253-60] I. A. Artioukov, I. V. Kozhevnikov, P.N. Lebedev

Physical

Institute (Russia)

704

Study

on the hardness of

composite

films prepared by the ion-assistedcoevaporationprocess

[2253-61]

R.Y.Tsai, F. C. Ho, Industrial

Technology

Research Institute (Taiwan)

712 Measurementof thermal

conductivity

in dielectric films

by

the thermal

pulse

method [2253-63]

M.

Dieckmann,

D. Ristau, U.Willamowski, H.

Schmidt,

Laser Zentrum Hannover (FRG)

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