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Richard Clark wrote:
This harkens back to Cecil's inability to come to terms with the failure of anti-glare glass of some years ago. My failure????? You are the one who said the reflections from an anti-reflective thin-film coating are brighter than the surface of the sun. And you proved it by superposing powers. For anyone who wants to understand anti-reflective thin-film coatings, here is an example: http://www.w5dxp.com/thinfilm.GIF What is the total reflected power at t3 when the external reflection of 0.01 watts is interfered with by the first internal reflection of 0.009801 watts. Hint: It is NOT (0.01w - 0.009801w) as Richard C. earlier calculated it to be. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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