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The potential of titanium and copper seed layers to enhance the optical properties of aluminum films for ultra-violet (UV) applications is analyzed. The seed layers significantly influence the initial layer growth of aluminum films. For the titanium-seeded aluminum, a surface roughness of 0.34 nm was observed. UV spectral reflectance measurements showed an average higher reflectivity of 4.8% for wavelengths from 120 nm to 200 nm for the aluminum film grown on the titanium seed layer. Furthermore, the titanium-seeded aluminum coatings were stable at an elevated temperature of 225°C and showed no increase in surface roughness or pinholes.
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