In an Enhanced Aluminum coating, a multi-layer film of dielectrics on top of aluminum is used to increase the reflectance in the visible or ultraviolet regions. This coating is ideal for applications requiring increased reflectance from 400– 650nm while the UV and DUV Enhanced Aluminum coatings yield increased reflectance from 120 – 400nm range. The multi-layer film also provides the improved handling characteristics of the protected aluminum coating. Protected Silver

Figure 3: Metallic Mirror Coating Reflectance Curves - Theoretical reflectance rises gradually through 10μm Protected Aluminum Edmund Optics offers a range of laser mirrors for use from the extreme ultraviolet (EUV) to the far IR. Laser mirrors designed for dye, diode, Nd:YAG, Nd:YLF, Yb:YAG, Ti:sapphire, fiber, and many more laser sources are available as flat mirrors, right angle mirrors, concave mirrors, and other specialty shapes. Ultrafast laser line mirrors designed to provide high reflection with minimal group delay dispersion (GDD) for femtosecond pulsed lasers including Er:glass, Ti:sapphire, and Yb:doped laser sources are also available. LASEROPTIKFenchilin will use its unique fashion beauty mirror brand charm and smart products The concept features attracted many exhibitors to consult and exchange.Taking IBS as a platform to participate in this exhibition, Fenchilin aims to develop the US offline market, sell products through multi-channel distributors. Here you can submit questions and comments. As far as they get accepted by the author, they will appear above this paragraph together with the author’s answer. The author will decide on acceptance based on certain criteria. Essentially, the issue must be of sufficiently broad interest.

LASEROPTIK offers different types of multiline coatings for applications like nonlinear frequency conversion (harmonic separators), OPOs and others. Avantier For high-power applications, coating designers choose materials with intrinsically low absorption at the relevant wavelengths. But the customer also needs to be aware that the choice of coating materials for high-power applications is limited. The system-designer does well to design for optics with the appropriate damage thresholds from the beginning of the optical design process. Does the reflectance spectrum of a Bragg mirror depend on whether the light is incident from the air side or from the glass substrate side? For example, could a 'hot mirror' be laminated between two sheets of glass and still have the same reflectance spectrum as one where the light is incident from air? Or would the alternating sequence of layers need to be changed to obtain the same reflectance spectrum?The RP Photonics Buyer's Guide contains 127 suppliers for dielectric mirrors. Among them: Edmund Optics