Optical: systems and elements – Polarization without modulation – Polarizarion by dichroism
Patent
1996-06-11
1998-02-17
Shafer, Ricky D.
Optical: systems and elements
Polarization without modulation
Polarizarion by dichroism
359495, 359496, 359497, 359629, 359634, 359638, G02B 530, G02B 2710, G02B 2728
Patent
active
057197024
ABSTRACT:
A beamsplitter assembly that includes several beamsplitter cubes arranged to define a plurality of polarization-balanced light paths. Each polarization-balanced light path contains one or more balanced pairs of light paths, where each balanced pair of light paths includes either two transmission light paths with orthogonal polarization effects or two reflection light paths with orthogonal polarization effects. The orthogonal pairing of said transmission and reflection light paths cancels polarization effects otherwise caused by beamsplitting.
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Shafer Ricky D.
The United States of America as represented by the United States
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