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15 September 1995 Study on birefringent crystal beamsplitter
Fuyun Xu, Wenlu Chen, Mingqin Zhang, Lianyen Wang, Ruyao Wei, Qingpu Wang
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Abstract
Beamsplitter is one kind of optical element which can change one light beam into two or more light beams. It has been widely used in optical technique. In this article we have introduced many kinds of beamsplitters made by using birefringent crystal. If the beamsplitter can change one light beam into two light beams, according to the two light beams property, the beamsplitter can be divided into two kinds: first kind, the two light beams both are polarized light; second kind, the two light beams both are nonpolarization light. The angle between two light beams out of the beamsplitter can be designed to be zero or not. According to two parallel light beams, the displacement between them can be fixed or adjusted. According to two nonparallel light beams, the angle between them can be fixed or adjusted also. Their structure character and working principle are discussed in detail in this article.
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Fuyun Xu, Wenlu Chen, Mingqin Zhang, Lianyen Wang, Ruyao Wei, and Qingpu Wang "Study on birefringent crystal beamsplitter", Proc. SPIE 2540, Current Developments in Optical Design and Engineering V, (15 September 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.219518
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KEYWORDS
Beam splitters

Polarization

Quartz

Crystals

Laser crystals

Prisms

Crystallography

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