Specular reflectance is also used to measure free-standing non-reflective films. The reflection from the front and back surfaces generates an interference pattern from which the thickness of the film ...

Specular reflection, also called glint, is when parallel light waves reflect off of a very smooth surface and remain parallel after reflecting. The smoother the surface, the greater their parallelism.

A perfect mirror has specular reflection, meaning it reflects all light in a single direction equal to what it receives.

The selected method of calculation will also permit the evaluation of specular reflection and transmissive surfaces. After a brief overview of the major aims of the development, the software is ...