Visible and near infrared, wide-angle, anti-reflection coatings with self-cleaning on glass
Visible spectrum
Reflection
DOI:
10.1364/ome.2.000969
Publication Date:
2012-06-22T21:09:42Z
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In this work self-cleaning and transparent surfaces were produced on glass surface with simultaneous wide-angle good optical transmittance the visible region. These properties are pursued by combination of multi-scale topology based silica nanoparticles (SNPs), index grading interference coating, as well polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) self-assembly, using two approaches. first, two-layer approach (glass/SNPs/PTFE), resulting samples presented a water contact angle (WCA) 169° ± 2° very low hysteresis, significant antireflection. The second, three-layer (glass/SNPs/silica aerogel/PTFE), WCA 158° also hysteresis (<5°), in addition to normal 99% or higher, which decreased less than 2% at 20° incidence. results show that proper structure-coated glass, graded-index effects, may provide antireflection properties.
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