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Linear polarization-discriminatory state inverter fabricated by oblique angle deposition
Yong Jun Park1, K M A Sobahan, Jin Joo Kim
1Department of Physics, Inha University, Incheon, Republic of Korea.
Abstract:
In this paper, we report a linear polarization-discriminatory state inverter made of three-layer sculpture thin film fabricated by oblique angle deposition technique. The first and third layers are quarter-wave plates of zigzag structure and the middle of them is a circular Bragg reflector of left-handed helical structure. It is found that the normal incidence of P-polarized light on this polarization-discriminatory state inverter becomes the S-polarized light at output, while the incident S-polarized light of wavelength lying in the Bragg regime is reflected. The microstructure of the linear polarization-discriminatory state inverter is also investigated by using a scanning electron microscope.
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