High-throughput, high-resolution, high-contrast polarization interference spectroscopy imaging device and method
A high-resolution interference spectral imaging technology, which is applied in the field of high-throughput, high-resolution, high-contrast polarization interference spectral imaging devices, can solve the problems of low detection accuracy, low energy utilization and low resolution, and achieve improved sensitivity, High spectral resolution, high contrast effect
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[0047] Such as figure 1 As described above, the high-contrast, high-throughput, high-resolution coherent dispersion spectral imaging device of this embodiment is mainly composed of a collimator 2, a polarizer 3, a common optical path Sagnac interferometer 4 of an asymmetric structure, a plane mirror EF5, and a dispersion system 6 , Imaging mirror 7 and detector 8 constitute.
[0048] After the target light source passes through the collimating mirror 2 and the polarizing plate 3, it is incident on the common optical path Sagnac interferometer 4 of the asymmetric structure. A device 43, a half-wave plate 44 and an optical path difference etalon 45 located in the outgoing light path of the polarization beam splitter 41. Firstly, the target light source is divided into two polarized lights whose vibration directions are perpendicular to each other by the polarizing beam splitter, namely S light and P light, in which the reflected light is S light and the transmitted light is P l...
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[0056] figure 1 Since the phases of the two paths of interfering light emitted from the interferometer are opposite, and the angle between the plane mirror EF5 and the incident light is 45°, if a set of dispersion units is used, the intensity of the two paths of light may be canceled due to the opposite phase ,therefore, figure 1 Two sets of dispersing units are used to disperse the two beams of light respectively and image them on the detector. However, if the angle between the flat mirror EF5 and the incident light is not 45°, we can use a set of dispersion units to image the two beams of light at different positions of the CCD. Such as figure 2 , the dispersion system 6 of this embodiment includes a set of dispersion units, that is, a first cylindrical mirror 60, a second cylindrical mirror 61, a slit 62, a collimation system 63 and a grating 64 arranged in sequence along the optical path; the specific imaging steps are: First, adjust the angle of the plane reflector EF...
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