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Doped gallium arsenide external windows

Renewed interest in the use of gallium arsenide as an external window material for passive IR imaging systems (FLIRS) has revived efforts to solve problems preventing its use. Among the most serious problems are size, doping to provide EMI protection, and coating to protect against erosion. This paper is a second work discussing the efforts at Amorphous Materials to solve these problems.