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4 April 1979 Low-Absorption Grating Beam Samplers
Jayanta K. Guha, James A. Plascyk
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Proceedings Volume 0171, Optical Components: Manufacture and Evaluation; (1979) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.957053
Event: Los Angeles Technical Symposium, 1979, Los Angeles, United States
Abstract
A development program involving the design, fabrication and testing of low-efficiency, low-absorption grating beam samplers is described. Two different basic designs were selected for development. The first design is a low-efficiency grating with a high reflectivity multi-layer dielectric coating. The second design is a "buried grating", which consists of a blazed grating under a ZnSe spacer layer, with a high reflectivity multilayer overcoat. The fabrication problems associated with each type of beam sampler are discussed. The comparison of experimentally measured absorptivity and efficiency with values obtained from computer cal-culations are presented. An additional effort currently underway to make very low absorptivity beam samplers by generating periodic refractive index variations in the dielectric stack is also discussed.
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Jayanta K. Guha and James A. Plascyk "Low-Absorption Grating Beam Samplers", Proc. SPIE 0171, Optical Components: Manufacture and Evaluation, (4 April 1979); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.957053
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Dielectrics

Zinc

Diffraction gratings

Gold

Coating

Optical design

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