Polarimetry

Laser polarimetry utilizes the orientation of the electric-field vector of light for applications including remote target discrimination according to shape, texture, and permittivity.

Advanced Optical Technologies is currently engaged in theoretical and experimental research in laser polarimetry for several applications. See the publications below or contact us for more information.



Unpolarized (left) and polarized speckle patterns as seen through the modulated polarimeter. Noise reduction in a laser polarimeter based on discrete waveplate rotations
originally published in Optics Express, vol. 16, pp. 2091-2108 (2008).





Polarization Components Analysis for Invariant Discrimination
originally published in Applied Optics, vol.46, pp.8364-8373, December 1, 2007.






Coherence and Polarization Properties of Far-Fields Generated by Quasihomogeneous Planar Electromagnetic Sources
originally published in Journal of the Optical Society of America A, vol.22, pp.2547-2556, November 2005.





Contact:
Post Office Box 8383 · Albuquerque, New Mexico 87198 · USA
505.250.9586 ·
  

© 2008 Advanced Optical. All rights reserved.