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20 September 2002 Method to measure reflection-induced retardance without compensator
Zheng Ping Wang, Qingbo Li, Huili Wang, Ruiying Feng, Zongjun Huang, Xin Yu, Jinhui Shi
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Abstract
The measurement of reflection-induced retardance of optical devices is the usual case encountered in optical research, development and engineering. This kind of measurement usually can be completed using a linear polarizer and a retarder. A novel method used for the measurement of reflection-induced retardance employing a polarizer and an analyzer is proposed in this paper, the theoretical analysis of the method and an application example are given.
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Zheng Ping Wang, Qingbo Li, Huili Wang, Ruiying Feng, Zongjun Huang, Xin Yu, and Jinhui Shi "Method to measure reflection-induced retardance without compensator", Proc. SPIE 4927, Optical Design and Testing, (20 September 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.464300
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KEYWORDS
Polarizers

Prisms

Wave plates

Analytical research

Linear polarizers

Refractive index

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