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Design of Diffraction Gratings

2009
The discussion in Chapter 4 centered on the design of diffractive optics using conventional lens design techniques, in which each ray incident on the DOE is mapped to one output ray. The refractive lenses and mirrors and the diffractive elements described in Chapter 4 manipulate the wavefront by a 1-to-1 mapping [Fig. 5.1 (a)].
Dennis W. Prather   +3 more
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A diffraction grating calculator

Journal of Scientific Instruments, 1967
The graphical solution of the grating equation forms the basis of a simple calculator to facilitate the manipulation of grating parameters.
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Diffraction gratings and optical aberrations

Applied Optics, 1984
The effects introduced by a plane diffraction grating on the diffracted wave front when a quasi-plane beam incides on it are calculated. Effects not previously discussed appear.
Mirta A. Gil, Juan M. Simon
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The rittenhouse diffraction grating

Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1932
I take the liberty of requesting your attention to the following problem in optics. It is I believe entirely new, and the solution will afford amusement to you and instruction to me. Setting at my door one evening last summer, I took a silk handkerchief out of my pocket, and stretching a portion of it tight between my two hands, I held it up before my ...
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Diffraction Gratings in Japan

Optica Acta: International Journal of Optics, 1979
A brief introduction to the history of grating research in Japan is presented. The current studies on the design, production, and electromagnetic theories of diffraction gratings are surveyed, covering various design methods, ruling engines, mechanically ruled stigmatic concave gratings, blazed plane holographic gratings, and the numerical method ...
Tatsuo Harada   +2 more
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Diffraction Grating Ruling in Australia

Applied Optics, 1969
An Australian ruling engine has been operating at the Division of Chemical Physics, CSIRO, Melbourne, since January 1960, construction having commenced in March 1958. The engine, which has a capacity of 14 cm x 18 cm, has now ruled approximately 250 gratings which show efficiencies of 60-80%, Rowland ghost intensities of approximately 0.01% of the ...
G. M. Stiff, D. A. Davies
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On the Theory of Imperfect Diffraction Gratings

Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1948
The “dynamical” theory of gratings originally developed by Rayleigh and Voigt is applied to derive the intensity of the light diffracted in various directions by an imperfect grating of finite area. The problem is reduced to the numerical solution of a system of linear equations by an approximation method in which “ghosts” and high order spectra are ...
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The Crystal as Diffraction Grating

Nature, 1926
THE use of a crystal as a grating for measuring the wave-lengths of Rontgen rays affords a beautiful illustration of the value of a second reference frame that may be associated with the customary reference frame of vector analysis. Let e1 e2 e3 be the prime vectors of the customary frame. The second or derived frame, the prime vectors of which we will
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DIFFRACTION | Diffraction Gratings

2005
Tuomas Vallius, Jari Turunen
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