Magnesium fluoride (MgF2) is an inorganic metal fluoride, widely used as a source material for thin-film deposition. Sputtering targets are solid, dense plates or discs that are bombarded in a vacuum chamber to release atoms that condense onto a substrate, forming a uniform functional layer. MgF2 belongs to the fluoride ceramic family, valued for its optical transparency across a broad spectral range and its low refractive index.
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- Anti-reflective and protective optical coatings on lenses and windows
- Dielectric layers in multilayer optical filters and mirrors
- Thin-film research on fluoride-based dielectric materials
- Deposition of transparent layers for optoelectronic device prototyping
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