Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 47, Issue 3, 301005(2020)
Design and Analysis of Inverse Polarization Grating Devices for Deep Ultraviolet Light
Fig. 2. Transmission and extinction ratio of MgF2-Al polarization grating versus grating period P. (a) Transmission curves of the grating; (b) corresponding extinction ratio curves of the grating
Fig. 3. Transmission and extinction ratio of MgF2-Al polarization grating versus grating width W.(a) Transmission curves of the grating; (b) corresponding extinction ratio curves of the grating
Fig. 4. Transmission of MgF2-Al polarization grating as functions of the grating heights. (a) Transmission of the grating versus the height of Al grating layer H2; (b) transmission of the graing versus the height of MgF2 grating layer H1
Fig. 5. Structures of single-layer Al grating and MgF2-Al grating, and the relationship between transmittance or extinction ratio of three grating structures and incident wavelength. (a) Structural cross-sectional views of Al-grating polarizer; (b) structural cross-sectional views of MgF2-Al grating polarizer; (c) transmittance of three gratings with different structures at different wavelengths; (d) extinction ratio of three gratings with different structures at different waveleng
Fig. 6. Transmission, reflection and absorption of MgF2-Al grating under different polarized light as a function of incident wavelength. (a) TM polarized light; (b) TE polarized light
Fig. 7. Grating electric field diagram of different polarized light at normal incidence at incident wavelength of 0.193 μm. (a) TM polarized light; (b) TE polarized light
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Zhang Chong, Hu Jingpei, Zhou Ruyi, Liu Tiecheng, Sergey Avakaw, Zeng Aijun, Huang Huijie. Design and Analysis of Inverse Polarization Grating Devices for Deep Ultraviolet Light[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2020, 47(3): 301005
Category: laser devices and laser physics
Received: Sep. 4, 2019
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Published Online: Mar. 12, 2020
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