Rugate filter having suppressed harmonics

Optical: systems and elements – Light interference – Produced by coating or lamina

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359586, 359589, G02B 528

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ABSTRACT:
A rugate filter (10) having suppressed harmonics includes a layer (18) of material disposed on a surface (14) of an optical substrate (12) having an index of refraction versus thickness profile that is the superposition of a principle sinusoid and a secondary sinusoid. The secondary sinusoid being superimposed about -90 degrees out of phase with the principle sinusoid.

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W. H. Southwell, "Rugate Index Profile Which Suppresses All Harmonic Stopbands," Optical Society of America, Technical Digest, Topical Meeting on Optical Interference Coatings, pp. 142 to 147 (1988).

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