Method and apparatus for polarizing partial wave based on optical interference and dispersion principle
An optical interference and polarization beam splitter technology, applied in optics, optical elements, polarization elements, etc., can solve the problems of reducing system reliability and increasing light intensity loss, and achieve the effects of simple structure, convenient preparation and wide application
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[0024] Such as image 3 , 4 As shown, in order to illustrate this polarization splitting device, we use an α-quartz wave plate to separate two light waves with wavelengths of 1310nm and 1550nm commonly used in optical communications. In α-quartz, the dispersion relation of o-light and e-light is as image 3 (a) shown. According to the formula (1) and formula (2), the thickness of the wave plate is determined to be 540.4 μm, corresponding to the interference order m=3. Calculation results of light wave transmittance at different wavelengths, such as image 3 (b) shown. In order to verify this calculation result, we placed a quartz wave plate with a thickness of 542.0±0.5 μm between the polarizer and the polarizing beam splitter. The bandwidth of the polarizing beam splitter is 400nm (1200~1600nm), and the resolution of infrared transmission measurement is 4cm -1 , the measurement results of the two channels are as follows Figure 4 shown. The transmittance maxima of the...
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[0030] The α-quartz wave plate provides a light wave with a wide frequency band that enters the device and decomposes two beams of visible and infrared polarized light that vibrate perpendicularly to each other. Provides a polarizing filter with two channels as beam splitting for a certain wavelength band. That is, when the incident light wave band covers the range from visible light to infrared light, one channel transmits polarized infrared light waves, and the other channel transmits polarized visible light waves.
[0031] Table 1 Birefringence and dispersion relations of several typical birefringent single crystal materials
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