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Folded-beam design for a Martin–Puplett interferometer with substrate polarizers

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Abstract

A polarizing interferometer requires a rotation of 45° between the input polarizer and beam-splitter polarizer. If substrate polarizers are used, however, the p polarization should be transmitted at both polarizers for highest efficiency. An out-of-plane configuration is presented that satisfies both criteria.

© 1996 Optical Society of America

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