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1 December 1990 High-resolution spectral reflection measurements on selected optical-black baffle coatings in the 5-20 μm region
Christopher W. Brown, Donald R. Smith
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Abstract
The high-resolution (4 cm1) spectral characteristics of radiation specularly reflected and diffusely scattered from selected optical-black coatings in the infrared from 5 to 20 microns are reported. Various one-, two- and three-coat samples were measured for numerous combinations of incident and output angles. Many spectra show a surprising number of strong, sharp features, especially in the specular direction. The results for several commercially available and widely used black coatings are compared and interpreted.
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Christopher W. Brown and Donald R. Smith "High-resolution spectral reflection measurements on selected optical-black baffle coatings in the 5-20 μm region", Proc. SPIE 1331, Stray Radiation in Optical Systems, (1 December 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.22666
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KEYWORDS
Thin film coatings

Reflection

Absorption

Specular reflections

Reflectivity

Surface finishing

Optical coatings

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