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| Original language | English |
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| Title of host publication | Laser Induced Damage in Optical Materials |
| Subtitle of host publication | 1984 |
| Pages | 298-312 |
| Number of pages | 15 |
| Publication status | Published - 1986 |
| Event | Laser Induced Damage in Optical Materials 1984 - Boulder, United States Duration: 15 Oct 1984 → 17 Oct 1984 |
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| Name | National Bureau of Standards, Special Publication |
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Abstract
The authors describe an infrared line scanning technique for measuring the temporal and spatial development of a temperature field which is generated by a high power cw Nd-laser on the surface of a coated sample. A theoretical model based on the solution of the differential equation of heat transport for an instantaneous point source is discussed. In this theory the optical and thermal properties of a laser heated single layer are related to its temperature field. Investigations on a temperature calibration technique are made in order to rule out the effect of different emissivities of the coating materials under test. Interface and bulk absorption of single layers and multilayer stacks are measured and related to the laser damage threshold attained from 15 ns pulses at 1. 064 mu m. The layers are produced by e-beam evaporation and by ion-beam assisted deposition. Results are given on TiO//2, Ta//2O//5, HfO//2, Al//2O//3 and SiO//2.
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T1 - Interface and Bulk Absorption of Oxide Layers and Correlation to Damage Threshold at 1.06 μm
AU - Ristau, Detlev
AU - Dang, X. C.
AU - Ebert, Jürgen
PY - 1986
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N2 - The authors describe an infrared line scanning technique for measuring the temporal and spatial development of a temperature field which is generated by a high power cw Nd-laser on the surface of a coated sample. A theoretical model based on the solution of the differential equation of heat transport for an instantaneous point source is discussed. In this theory the optical and thermal properties of a laser heated single layer are related to its temperature field. Investigations on a temperature calibration technique are made in order to rule out the effect of different emissivities of the coating materials under test. Interface and bulk absorption of single layers and multilayer stacks are measured and related to the laser damage threshold attained from 15 ns pulses at 1. 064 mu m. The layers are produced by e-beam evaporation and by ion-beam assisted deposition. Results are given on TiO//2, Ta//2O//5, HfO//2, Al//2O//3 and SiO//2.
AB - The authors describe an infrared line scanning technique for measuring the temporal and spatial development of a temperature field which is generated by a high power cw Nd-laser on the surface of a coated sample. A theoretical model based on the solution of the differential equation of heat transport for an instantaneous point source is discussed. In this theory the optical and thermal properties of a laser heated single layer are related to its temperature field. Investigations on a temperature calibration technique are made in order to rule out the effect of different emissivities of the coating materials under test. Interface and bulk absorption of single layers and multilayer stacks are measured and related to the laser damage threshold attained from 15 ns pulses at 1. 064 mu m. The layers are produced by e-beam evaporation and by ion-beam assisted deposition. Results are given on TiO//2, Ta//2O//5, HfO//2, Al//2O//3 and SiO//2.
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