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15 January 1976 Substrate Throughprint In Low Scatter Mirrors
John J. Hizny
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Abstract
Data is presented which details investigations of substrate throughprint in low scatter nickel plated aluminum mirrors. Effects of fabrication procedures are examined. A novel method is described for photographically recording the visible light scattering of mirror surfaces at near specular angles. Application of the technique to quantitative scatter measurement is considered. Use of the test for inprocess inspection is described.
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John J. Hizny "Substrate Throughprint In Low Scatter Mirrors", Proc. SPIE 0065, Design, Manufacture and Application of Metal Optics, (15 January 1976); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.954515
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Nickel

Visible radiation

Photography

Plating

Aluminum

Metals

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