Ocular Protection From Laser Hazards. Phase 1

Studies will be directed toward developing/improving current absorbers used in polycarbonate materials as well as providing additional coverage in other spectral regions. In addition to the polycarbonate studies, plasma sputtering deposition techniques will be evaluated to determine their potential...

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Main Authors: Walls, John J , Jr, Frey, Timothy J, Tucker, Robert J
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
Coatings, Colorants and Finishes
DEPOSITION
EYE PROTECTION
EYE SAFETY
LASER HAZARDS
LASER SPECTACLES
Lasers and Masers
OPTICAL COATINGS
POLYCARBONATES
RA3
SBIR PHASE I
SBIR REPORTS
SBIR(SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH)
SPECTROSCOPY
SPUTTERING
Weapons Effects(biological)
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Summary:Studies will be directed toward developing/improving current absorbers used in polycarbonate materials as well as providing additional coverage in other spectral regions. In addition to the polycarbonate studies, plasma sputtering deposition techniques will be evaluated to determine their potential use for depositing multilayer coatings on absorbing polycarbonate ophthalmic material. Prepared in cooperation with Glendale Protective Technologies, Inc.