Coherent radar and ladar polarimeter

Optics: measuring and testing – By polarized light examination

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ABSTRACT:
A polarimeter includes a receiver that is configured to receive a first polarization (P1) of the signal and to split the first polarization of the signal into the in-phase (IP1) and quadrature (QP1) components and to receive a second polarization (P2) of the signal and to split the second polarization of the signal into the in-phase (IP2) and quadrature (QP2) components. The polarimeter may also include a processor that is configured to receive each of the in-phase and quadrature components ((IP1), (QP1), (IP2), and (QP2)) of the first and second polarizations and to determine the Stokes polarization vector components (s0, s1, s2, and s3) of the signal.

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