Dielectric film having high refractive index and method for preparation thereof
AssigneeNippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.
InventorsYasunori Taninaka, Katsuhisa Enjoji
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AssigneeNippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.
InventorsYasunori Taninaka, Katsuhisa Enjoji
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The high refractive dielectric film which can be used stably as a constituent material of an optical multi-layer film, namely, and which does not cause change over time in optical properties and has small film stress, is an amorphous material having no columnar structure, obtained by adding to a main component titanium oxide (TiOx: 1≦x≦2) another metal oxide (MOw: M represents a metal such as niobium, tantalum, 1≦w). Though titanium oxide is a material which tends to manifest a crystalline structure even in the form of a thin film, a mixed high refractive dielectric film can be obtained, containing titanium oxide causing little change over time in optical properties by rendering the resulting thin film amorphous by inhibiting growth of a crystal of titanium oxide by adding another metal oxide.
A high refractive dielectric film constructing a dielectric multi-layer film in which a high refractive dielectric film having a relatively high refractive index and a low refractive dielectric film having a relatively low refractive index are alternately laminated on a transparent substrate,
A method for producing a high refractive dielectric film in which a pair of cathodes for magnetron sputtering, a pair of targets placed on the pair of cathodes and a substrate, which is a film forming object, placed at a location opposite to said pair of targets are prepared in a vacuum chamber capable of producing a reduced atmosphere, and a film is formed on the surface of said substrate by a reactive neutralization sputtering method using oxygen as a reactive gas while applying alternating voltage so as to change the polarities of said pair of cathodes alternately,
A method for producing a high refractive dielectric film in which a pair of cathodes for magnetron sputtering, a pair of targets placed on the pair of cathodes and a substrate, which is a film forming object, placed at a location opposite to said pair of targets are prepared in a vacuum chamber capable of producing a reduced atmosphere, and a film is formed on the surface of said substrate by a reactive neutralization sputtering method using oxygen as a reactive gas while applying alternating voltage so as to change the polarities of said pair of cathodes alternately, wherein two steps of
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