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Laser damage threshold of MgF2 thin films by photoacoustic beam deflection

TitoloLaser damage threshold of MgF2 thin films by photoacoustic beam deflection
Tipo di pubblicazionePresentazione a Congresso
Anno di Pubblicazione2000
AutoriProtopapa, Maria Lucia, Perrone M.R., Piegari A., Masetti E., Ristau D., Quesnel E., and Duparre A.
Conference NameProceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering
EditoreSociety of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers, Bellingham, WA, United States
Conference LocationBoulder, CO, USA
Parole chiaveDeposition, Electron beam thermal evaporation, evaporation, Ion beam sputtering, Laser damage, Laser damage threshold, Magnesium compounds, Optical coatings, Optical films, Photoacoustic effect, Sputtering, Thin films, Ultraviolet radiation
Abstract

The photoacoustic beam deflection technique at λ = 248 nm was employed for the measurement of the laser damage threshold of single films of magnesium fluoride deposited on superpolished calcium fluoride and fused silica substrates. Different samples were investigated. All films have similar thickness but are deposited by various techniques (ion-beam sputtering, boat and e-beam thermal evaporation) in different laboratories. The samples are fully characterized, both from the optical and the structural point of view, in the framework of a European Project on `UV-Coatings'. The results of these measurements are reported, along with the data on laser damage threshold, to find out which are the most significant parameters for laser applications.

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Citation KeyProtopapa2000175