Impact of non-integer planetary revolutions on the distribution of evaporated optical coatings

Planetary substrate rotation for optical-coating deposition is evaluated based on initial and final positions for a given layer with different numbers of revolutions and various deposition-source locations. The influence of partial revolutions of the rotation system is analyzed relative to the total...

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Planetary rotation
Position (location)
Variability
title Impact of non-integer planetary revolutions on the distribution of evaporated optical coatings
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