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2 January 1990 Satellite Material Contaminant Optical Properties
B. E. Wood, W. T Bertrand, B. L. Seiber, E. L. Kiech, P. M. Falco, J. D. Holt
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Abstract
The Air Force Wright Research and Development Center and the Arnold Engineering Development Center are continuing a program for measuring optical effects of satellite material outgassing products on cryo-optic surfaces. This paper presents infrared (4000 to 700 cm-1) transmittance data for contaminant films condensed on a 77 K geranium window. From the transmittance data, the contaminant film refractive and absorptive indices (n, k) were derived using an analytical thin-film interference model with a nonlinear least-squares algorithm. To date 19 materials have been studied with the optical contants determined for 13 of those. The materials include adhesives, paints, composites, films, and lubricants. This program is continuing and properties for other materials will be available in the future.
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B. E. Wood, W. T Bertrand, B. L. Seiber, E. L. Kiech, P. M. Falco, and J. D. Holt "Satellite Material Contaminant Optical Properties", Proc. SPIE 1165, Scatter from Optical Components, (2 January 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.962867
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KEYWORDS
Transmittance

Germanium

Infrared radiation

Refractive index

Thin films

Satellites

Composites

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