Silver films of 40 nm thickness, evaporated on a 300 nm thick low-stress silicon nitride layer, are used as high-quality mirrors operating in the visible and near IR spectral range. Application of a silicon nitride membrane under tension, placed within a square Si frame after bulk micromachining, improves the initial mirror flatness. Two parallel mirrors, each with square aperture of up to 2 × 2 mm 2 and an electrostatically controlled spacing, form a tunable Fabry-Pérot optical filter. Investigation of the silver-based reflective coatings, and mirror characterization, including influence of bulk micromachining, are presented.
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