Barium fluoride (BaF2) is an inorganic ionic compound from the metal fluoride family. It is commonly processed into ceramic sputtering targets for physical vapor deposition. In this process, the target serves as the source material from which thin films are deposited onto substrates under vacuum. Fluoride materials of this class are widely studied for their optical and dielectric behavior in thin-film form.
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- Optical thin-film coatings for infrared and ultraviolet wavelength research
- Dielectric and protective layers in experimental thin-film devices
- Fluoride-based multilayer stacks in optical component development
- Materials research on vacuum deposition processes and film growth
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