Beam steering devices
A technology of incident beams and beams, applied in diffraction gratings, instruments, glasses/goggles, etc., to solve problems such as slow changes in orientation
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[0023] Beams can be redirected or steered by utilizing materials in which the effective birefringence can be changed, resulting in a change in refractive index. When light travels through one material and encounters another material of a different index of refraction, its velocity changes as it propagates into the other material. If light exits one material and enters the next at an angle perpendicular to the cladding between the materials, the light will change speed but not direction of travel. However, if light enters the second material at an angle relative to the cladding between the materials, the direction of propagation of the light will also change. This phenomenon is called refraction and is described by Snell's law.
[0024] Figure 1 shows that at different refractive indices n 2 and n 1 The refraction of light at the interface / boundary between two media, where n 2 >n 1 . Due to the velocity in the second medium (v 2 ) than in the first medium (v 1 ) low, ie...
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