Optical anyitreflection coatings

Optical anti-reflection coatings are thin layers added to lenses and glasses to reduce glare and reflections. These coatings work by canceling out light reflections at specific wavelengths through a process called destructive interference. This allows more light to pass through the surface, improving clarity and brightness. They are commonly used in eyeglasses, cameras, microscopes, and other optical devices to enhance image quality and reduce eye strain. The coatings are carefully designed and applied to optimize performance across different types of light and viewing conditions.