Anti-reflective coating on patterned metals or metallic surfaces
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorsDavid J. Irvin, Andrew Guenthner, Nicholas Prokopuk
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AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorsDavid J. Irvin, Andrew Guenthner, Nicholas Prokopuk
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An apparatus and process for coating surfaces of metal or metallic components including providing at least one metal having a patterned outer surface exhibiting an optical reflection greater than about 40%, providing at least one anti-reflective coating material, the anti-reflective coating material(s) including effective amount of electrically conductive light scattering and/or wavelength absorbent properties, and depositing the anti-reflective coating material(s) onto the patterned outer surface(s) of each metal, wherein the anti-reflective coating material(s) conforms to the desired patterned outer surface(s) of each metal. In another embodiment, a coated metal component includes at least one metal having a patterned outer surface(s); and, a coating of at least one antireflective material deposited on the metal patterned outer surface by deposition, wherein the antireflective coating material(s) including effective amount of electrically conductive light scattering and/or wavelength absorbent properties.
A process of coating metal or metallic surfaces comprising:
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