1992
DOI: 10.1016/0030-4018(92)90177-s
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Aspheric holographic elements for far IR radiation

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“…For an off-axis HOE, where the off-axis angle, Or, is relatively low, it is possible to obtain an approximate solution by simply adding a linear term to the on-axis design to get where a, = sin 0,. Finally it is possible to obtain better approximations for a general two-dimensional grating function, but at the price of added complexity [17]. Note that for a unique solution for a two-dimensional grating function, the condition of V, X K h = 0 must be fulfilled, where the gradient V, denotes (d/dx>P + ( d / d y ) J .…”
Section: Analytic Ray-tracing Design Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For an off-axis HOE, where the off-axis angle, Or, is relatively low, it is possible to obtain an approximate solution by simply adding a linear term to the on-axis design to get where a, = sin 0,. Finally it is possible to obtain better approximations for a general two-dimensional grating function, but at the price of added complexity [17]. Note that for a unique solution for a two-dimensional grating function, the condition of V, X K h = 0 must be fulfilled, where the gradient V, denotes (d/dx>P + ( d / d y ) J .…”
Section: Analytic Ray-tracing Design Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%