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  • Introduction of Anti-Reflection Coating
  • Our AR Coating Examples
  • Introduction to High Reflection Coating
  • Our HR coating Examples


  • Introduction of Anti-Reflection Coating

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    Anti-reflection (AR) coating is a thin film used to reduce the reflected light from the optical surface, thereby increasing the amount of light transmitted and reducing the system stray light. It is widely used in optical components such as lenses, prisms, and plane optical slides.

    Anti-reflection coating has a wide range of applications. Here are some of the main applications:

  • Solar cells
  •     AR coating on solar cells can improve the conversion efficiency of the cells. Silicon material is a semiconductor material, and the principle of solar cell power generation is mainly based on the photoelectric effect. By coating one or more layers of anti-reflection thin film with a refractive index and thickness matching the material of the solar cell, the reflection loss can be minimized, thereby improving the efficiency of the cell.

  • Displays and electronic devices
  •     With the development of the electronics industry and computers, anti-glare and anti-static coating for displays and computer screen protectors have become new application areas for anti-reflection coating. Anti-reflection films can reduce the reflected light of electronic products indoors and outdoors, reduce power consumption, and greatly improve user experience.

  • Optical instruments
  •     Anti-reflection coatings are widely used on optical components such as lenses, prisms, and plane glass slides. By reducing the reflected light on the optical surface, the light transmittance of these components can be increased, the stray light of the system can be reduced, and the performance of optical instruments can be improved.

  • Camera lenses
  •     Anti-reflection coatings on camera lenses can significantly increase the light transmittance of the lens. For example, for a 35mm auto-zoom camera composed of 18 lenses, if each interface between glass and air has a 4% reflection, the light transmittance of the lens without anti-reflection coating is 27%, while the light transmittance of the lens with one layer of coating (residual reflection 1.3%) is 66%, and the light transmittance of the lens with multiple layers of coating (residual reflection 0.5%) is 85%.

  • Automobile glass
  •     The application of anti-reflection coatings on automobile glass can reduce glare and improve driving safety. Anti-reflective coating can reduce the reflected light from the glass surface, thereby improving visibility.

    Working Mechanism of anti-reflection coating

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    The working mechanism of anti-reflection coating is to use the interference effect of light. When light passes through media with different refractive indices, reflection will occur at the interface. By coating one or more layers of thin films with different refractive indices on the optical surface, the reflected light can interfere with each other, thereby reducing the intensity of the reflected light.

    Jingtong Optical Technology - Anti-Reflection Coating

    Zhongshan Jingtong Optical Technology Co., Ltd. can provide customers with design films to achieve reflectivity and transmittance in a specific spectral range on glass, plastic and other substrate materials.


    Product Example 1-Electronic Product Panel

    Anti-reflection and anti-reflection film is designed on the mobile phone panel to reduce reflection, increase screen brightness, and protect the screen and reduce scratches.

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    Anti-reflection and anti-reflection film is plated on the tablet panel.

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    Product Example 2-Concave and Convex Coating

    We can coat non-planar products.



    Introduction of High Reflection Coating

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    Optical high-reflection (HR) coating is a special optical thin film mainly used to increase the reflectivity of light. HR coatings are commonly used in fields such as lenses, optical instruments, and solar cells. They achieve high reflectivity by depositing one or more layers of metal or non-metallic materials on the surface of the substrate.

    Common optical high-reflection coating materials include metals such as silver, gold, and aluminum, as well as non-metallic materials such as silicon and aluminum oxide. These materials can be selected and combined according to specific application requirements. High-reflection coating can achieve a reflectivity of more than 90%. The designed high-reflection coating can also achieve the characteristics of high temperature resistance, moisture resistance, and corrosion resistance, and the performance will not decrease after long-term use.


    High-reflection film has a wide range of applications in many fields:

  • Optical instruments
  •     High-reflection film is widely used in telescopes, microscopes, and other optical instruments to improve the reflection efficiency of light, thereby improving the clarity and brightness of the image.

  • Solar cells
  •     At the bottom of solar cells, high-reflection coatings can improve the efficiency of light absorption, thereby improving the power generation efficiency of the cell.

  • Laser technology
  •     High-reflection coatings are used in the reflectors of lasers to enhance the output power and stability of the laser.

  • Fiber optic communication
  •     In fiber optic communication systems, high-reflection coatings are used in reflectors and gratings to improve the efficiency and quality of signal transmission.

  • Automotive industry
  •     High-reflection coatings are used in automotive rearview mirrors and other optical components to improve the safety of nighttime driving.

    Working mechanism of high-reflective coatings

    The basic working mechanism of high-reflective coatings is to change the reflection and transmission characteristics of light by coating one or more layers of materials with specific optical properties on the surface of the substrate. The specific principles are as follows:

  • Interference principle: When light waves pass through thin film layers with different refractive indices, interference occurs. By precisely controlling the thickness and material of the film, light of specific wavelengths can interfere with each other and enhance the reflection effect.
  • Multilayer structure: Multilayer optical film consists of multiple thin film layers with alternating high and low refractive indices. This multilayer structure can produce high reflection effects in multiple wavelength ranges, thereby improving reflection efficiency.
  • Material selection: Commonly used high-reflective film materials include metals (such as silver and gold) and dielectric materials (such as silicon dioxide and aluminum oxide). These materials have different optical properties and can be combined and designed according to specific application requirements.
  • Jingtong Optical Technology - High-Reflection Coating

    Zhongshan Jingtong Optical Technology can provide high-reflection films based on metal or dielectric materials, and can coat high-reflection films on substrates of plastic, glass or other materials.


    Product Example 1-HR coating on non-planar plastic substrate

    We can coat HR coating on substrates of vaviours shapes


    The high-reflective coating we deposit is evenly distributed on various shapes, and there are no defects even at the interface.