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WHITE PAPER: Specifying Advanced Plasma Deposited Hard Coated Optical Thin Film Filters (12/15/2016)

WHITE PAPER: Specifying Advanced Plasma Deposited Hard Coated Optical Thin Film Filters

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Specifying Advanced Plasma Deposited Hard Coated Optical Thin Film Filters

Modern hard coated optical thin film filters are nearly infinitely flexible in capability. Single band, multiband, dichroic tilted filters are all available with high transmission and excellent blocking. However, due to their complex nature and diverse end-use applications, thin film optical filters have always been a...

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