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Design and Implementation of a Semi-Reflective Plate Operating in The Visible and Near Infrared Fields, With Reflection Coefficient Robust to The Light Wavelength and Angle of Incidence

تصميم وتنفيذ صفيحة نصف عاكسة للضوء تعمل في المجالين المرئي وتحت الأحمر القريب،لاتتغير نسبة عاكسيتها للضوء مع تغير طول موجة الضوء وزاوية الورود.

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 Publication date 2021
  fields Medicine
and research's language is العربية
 Created by Saeed Maroof




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This research illustrates the design of a parallel plate reflector operating in the visible and near infrared fields, with a reflection and/or transmission coefficients equal to 50%, and robust to the polarization of the used light and its extinction ratio (PER), in each of the two directions of polarization (perpendicular S and parallel P). Also there is no need for accurate adjustment of the plate so that the angle of incidence is exactly equal to 45. The research has its various applications in optical measurements laboratories, laser technology laboratories, optical communication laboratories, and photography. One of the most important applications of this plate is ophthalmology devices, which can be used as glasses for people with impaired vision, light measurements in laser laboratories and optical measurements.

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