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发表于 2011-7-8 13:16:51
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本帖最后由 gds 于 2011-7-8 21:19 编辑
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给你个官方的例子:; O( R2 R3 v9 _8 s
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Broadband AR for a Cone of Light " T5 {$ ?3 ]4 q) M7 R* h/ ^
Here we consider a coating on glass that reflects only 0.5% of a cone of light for a range of wavelengths from 420 to 680 nm. The cone axis is normal to the glass. The cone has an F-number of 0.778, which means the half-angle is 40 degrees. An uncoated glass surface reflects 4.4% of this cone of light. We use a feature new to version 3.5: cone-angle targets. As optimization targets we use % K$ }6 V, P6 g& `& s
R < 0.5% for wavelengths 420, 425, 430,..., 680 and for a 40-degree cone 9 r/ Q6 M6 c3 @( n
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In TFCalc, these targets are easy to enter by using the "Generate Cone Targets" command on the Options menu of the "Targets - Cone Angle" window. We use TFCalc's needle/tunneling optimization to design the coating from "scratch". That is, we begin the design process with a single thin layer of TiO2 and allow TFCalc to increase the thickness and number of layers in the design. TFCalc finds a 6-layer design in a few minutes. The performance of this design is shown below. The little circles indicate the optimization targets.
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Here is the design, starting with the layer closest to glass, and with thicknesses given in nm:
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TIO2 34.99) C. N" ^9 n3 r& ~. h: z
SIO2 28.253 D3 n2 v) b7 ^3 c+ y( E& q
TIO2 30.466 n4 g' L* F% j
SIO2 104.92
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