could you possibly explain more? still not understand..Simon Bridge said:
Do you know what "t"means?kenok1216 said:
t=the thick of SiO2ehild said:
The SiO2 thickness changes, as it is a wedge. You see a bright strip where the thickness t matches the condition 2nt = mλ.kenok1216 said:
A thin film is a layer of material that is only a few nanometers to microns in thickness. It can be made from a variety of materials such as metals, oxides, or polymers.
The thickness and composition of a thin film can affect its optical properties, including brightness. For example, a thin film with a high refractive index will reflect more light and appear brighter.
"Max bright" refers to the maximum amount of light that can be reflected or transmitted through a thin film. This is typically achieved when the thin film is at a specific thickness and composition.
The thickness and composition of a thin film can also affect its ability to absorb light, which can impact darkness. For example, a thin film with a low refractive index will absorb more light and appear darker.
The optical properties of a thin film, such as its thickness, composition, and refractive index, can influence its brightness and darkness. Other factors that can affect these properties include the angle of incident light, the type of light source, and the surface roughness of the thin film.