Polarizing Beamsplitter
A polarizing beamsplitter coating is controlled so that, when incidence meets the Brewster-angle condition, s-polarized reflectance approaches1, p-polarized transmission approaches1, and P-polarized reflectance approaches0. Light incident from air has difficulty meeting this condition because of air's relatively low refractive index, so the coating must be enclosed in a cemented prism. The coating splits S and P components according to specified transmission/reflection ratios. Good polarization characteristics support combination or separation of polarization components across visible, near-infrared, and communications C+L broadband wavelengths.
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