Which outcome occurs when varying oxide thickness in transmissive interference filters?

💡 Explanation

Altering transmissive filters' oxide thickness changes the optical path difference generating constructive or destructive **thin-film interference**, because different wavelengths meet the transmittance condition; therefore, bandwidth transmission shifts rather than plasmon absorption, because that would require a metal layer rather than purely dielectric films.

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