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10 Steps to Choosing the Right Optical Coating

Author: Optiforms
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Optiforms Inc.

There are some critical steps you should consider when selecting an optical thin-film coating to maximize your optical systems’ performance. Small changes in requirements can often have a significant impact when evaluating performance and cost. While still in the design phase, it is important to evaluate your objectives to achieve the best possible optical solution for your system. The 10 steps in this paper will help guide you.

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