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21 February 1986 Surface Finish Measurements Of Diamond-Turned Electroless-Nickel-Plated Mirrors
J. S. Taylor, C. K. Syn, T. T. Saito, R. R. Donaldson
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Abstract
Surface roughness data are presented for a matrix of diamond-turned electroless-nickel samples having a combination of six phosphorous contents and four heat treatments. Roughness measurements were conducted with commercial optical and stylus profilometers (Wyko and Talystep). The results are discussed in terms of the material composition and heat treatment, plus other factors having an observed influence on the surface roughness. For the optimum material properties, full-length (665 μm) restored 20X Wyko scans yielded values of better than 10A rms.
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J. S. Taylor, C. K. Syn, T. T. Saito, and R. R. Donaldson "Surface Finish Measurements Of Diamond-Turned Electroless-Nickel-Plated Mirrors", Proc. SPIE 0571, Large Optics Technology, (21 February 1986); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.950369
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KEYWORDS
Heat treatments

Diamond

Surface roughness

Mirrors

Crystals

Profilometers

Nickel

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