I need the result of the calculations (thickness of the film, n, k, etc.) and the excel file of transmittance data to recalculate the optical properties and cross-check my method ( I want to compare it to envelop or other known method and I do not have the raw data). I hope to have data that I can rely on in my comparison.
Dear Zine,
One possible method to calculate optical constants is to use Tauc Plot method.
Good night,
Brook
Thanks Mehdi, and thanks Brook, my point is to have the optical constants and the corresponding transmittance data so I will try to find these constants from the data and compare them to the given values, by this way I can check the accuracy of my method of calculation (by comparing it to direct measurement or famous methods)
You can use our data for T published in the paper that I am sending you, calculate the optical constants and thickness and compare the results with the data published inside.
Thank you very much Tsvetanka, if you can attach the raw data of transmittance it will be great, I should use a huge number of data points to fit to the model (around 1000 and if I find more it will be better), it is exactly what I want, to have a publication like yours with calculated results associated with a file of associated transmittance data.
Dear Zine, please find the raw data of the measured transmittance spectra of As2S3 thin film from the paper. The film was deposited on optical glass - BK7. Let me know if you need something else. Regards
Thank you very very much Tsvetanka , this is the complete answer that I am seeking for, any other data or cases are welcome, more comparisons made means more reliability of the model
Dear Zine, I am sending you the raw data for Sb2Se3 film from the paper. Again the film was deposited onto optical glass BK-7. You can use both to illustrate two different types of dispersion. Regards
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