Optical device for rotating the polarization of a light beam

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ABSTRACT:
An optical device is disclosed for rotating the polarization of a light beam, in particular a laser beam. In one embodiment of the invention, the device comprises a prism which is adapted to rotate the polarization of a linearly-polarized beam of radiation by 90.degree. and to change the direction of the beam. In a second embodiment, an optical device comprising a plurality of prismatic surfaces is adapted to receive a linearly-polarized input beam and to produce a linearly-polarized output beam which is collinear with the input beam and which is polarized orthogonally to the polarization of the input beam.

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