Thin-Film Non-Polarizing Filters' Simulation Analysis Used in Tilted Incidence

Chong Wang

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Thin-Film Non-Polarizing Filters' Simulation Analysis Used in Tilted Incidence

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Central wavelength and pass band width characters of S-polarization and P-polarization will separate when the filter is tilted. This paper gives us multi-layer films structure from one design method which adopts three refractive index materials. Simulation calculations of three concrete filter designs for single cavity and three cavities prove that the method is feasible.

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Central Wavelength, Non-Polarizing Design, Pass Band Width, Thin-Film Filters, Tilted Incidence

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