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Silicon Nitride Thin Films as Protective Optical Coatings for Near Infrared Mirrors
This thesis investigates the use of silicon nitride thin films as protective optical coatings for near-infrared (NIR) mirrors. The films are deposited by RF magnetron sputtering under different process conditions to evaluate the influence of deposition parameters on their structural, optical, and me
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