Streibl, N.

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    Diffractive beam splitter for laser Doppler velocimetry
    (Optical Society of America, 1992-09-01)
    Schmidt, J. 
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    Völkel, R. 
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    Stork, W. 
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    Sheridan, John T. 
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    Schwider, J. 
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    Streibl, N. 
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    Durst, F. 
    A miniaturized sensor head for the optical measurement of velocities of fluids based on laser Doppler velocimetry is demonstrated. Holographic optical elements mounted on a glass substrate are used for beam splitting and deflection. Volume holograms in dichromated gelatin exhibit good optical efficiency (75% transmission of a cascade of two holographic optical elements). With diffractive devices one can achieve achromatic behavior that makes the sensor insensitive to wavelength drifts or mode hopping of a semiconductor laser.
      540Scopus© Citations 45
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    Dielectric binary blazed gratings
    (Optical Society of America, 1993-08-01)
    Haidner, H. 
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    Sheridan, John T. 
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    Streibl, N. 
    Artificial index gratings, which are composed of binary microstructures of sizes less than the incident wavelength, are analyzed as functions of the filling factor or duty cycle of the microstructures. Different models for calculating the optimum duty cycles to produce high blazed diffraction efficiency are compared. Blazed binary grating designs in a material with a refractive index n = 2 show theoretical diffraction efficiencies as high as η = 80%. In the semiconductor material silicon, which has a refractive index n = 3.4, theoretical diffraction efficiencies as high as η = 70% are predicted.
      459Scopus© Citations 28
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    Binary blazed reflection gratings
    (Optical Society of America, 1994-06-01)
    Collischon, M. 
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    Haidner, H. 
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    Kipfer, P. 
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    Lang, A. 
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    Sheridan, John T. 
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    Schwider, J. 
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    Streibl, N. 
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    Lindolf, J. 
    A reflection grating with a binary surface profile is presented that has high diffraction efficiency. The measured intensity for the + 1st diffracted order was 77%. The binary grating is composed of a minilattice with feature sizes comparable with the wavelength of the incident light. The overall structure is designed in such a way that it imitates a conventional blazed grating. The grating also has interesting polarization properties. The main part of the TE-polarized light is diffracted into the 1st diffracted order, and most of the TM-polarized light remains in the 0th diffracted order. The measurements of the grating are compared with rigorous diffraction theory and found to be in reasonable agreement.
      821Scopus© Citations 1