Patent
1981-04-02
1984-05-29
Evans, F. L.
G02B 508
Patent
active
044511191
ABSTRACT:
A preferred embodiment of a composite mirror comprises (1) a substrate of carbon-carbon, (2) intermediate layers of silicon carbide, silicon dioxide, (3) optically polished layers of metals and/or suitable glass (ultralow-expansion or modified fused-silica glass) and (4) an optical coating of high reflectivity. The resulting mirror exhibits desired features including high optical quality and a low coefficient of thermal expansion; such mirrors being well suited to high thermal flux applications. Methods of producing the composite mirror are described.
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Meyers John J.
Pulver John C.
Eastman Kodak Company
Evans F. L.
Morrow John A.
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