Reflective surface coating for a uniform intensity of a polarize

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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359212, 359359, G02B 2608, G02B 522

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051268736

ABSTRACT:
A reflective surface coating of dielectric material, such as silicon dioxide, with an optical thickness of 0.05 of the wavelengths of the incident linearly polarized coherent beam having an equal intensity in the S and P polarization will yield a uniform intensity across a range of angles of incidence. A reflective surface coating with an optical thickness of 0.40 of the wavelengths of the incident linearly polarized coherent beam in the S polarization will yield a uniform intensity across a range of angles of incidence.

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