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Infrared and Laser Engineering
Vol. 49, Issue 7, 20190544 (2020)
Study on depolarizers applied for a grating spectrometer
Ting Tan and Tongzhou Wu
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北京空间机电研究所,北京 100094
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10.3788/IRLA20190544
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Fig. 1.
Structure of H-V depolarizer
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Fig. 2.
Relationship between matrix parameter and phase
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Fig. 3.
Structure of double Barbinet depolarizer
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Fig. 4.
Relationship between residual polarization degree and wavelength
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Fig. 5.
Relationship between residual polarization degree and
β
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Fig. 6.
Relationship between residual polarization degree and radius
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Fig. 7.
Relationship between residual polarization degree and polarization angle
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Fig. 8.
Real object and measured polarization sensitivity of depolarizer
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Types of incident light
Stokes expression of incident light
Stokes expression of output light
DOP
Horizontal-linear polarized light
(1,1,0,0)′
(1,1,0,0)′
1
Vertical-linear polarized light
(1,−1,0,0)′
(1,−1,0,0)′
1
45° linear-polarized light
(1,0,1,0)′
(1,0,
η
,0)′
η
−45° linear-polarized light
(1,0,−1,0)′
(1,0,−
η
,0)′
η
Left-rotated circular-polarized light
(1,0,0,1)′
(1,0, 0,
η
)′
η
Right-rotated circular-polarized light
(1,0,0,−1)′
(1,0, 0, −
η
)′
η
Table 1.
Polarization degrees of a H-V depolarizer
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Wavelength/nm
|
n
e
-
n
o
|
HV_s/μm
DB_s/μm
400
0.009 562 1
7.450 01
25.435 88
500
0.009 259 5
7.214 25
24.631 00
600
0.009 092 9
7.084 40
24.187 65
700
0.008 984 1
6.999 61
23.898 18
800
0.008 903 0
6.936 50
23.682 68
900
0.008 836 2
6.884 43
23.504 93
Table 2.
Imaging separation of different wavelengths
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Category: 光学器件
Received: Nov. 10, 2019
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Published Online: Jul. 1, 2020
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DOI:
10.3788/IRLA20190544
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