&lt;title&gt;Visible imaging spectro-polarimeter&lt;/title&gt;

Vandervlugt, Corrie; Hagen, Nathan; Sampson, Robert E.; Dereniak, Eustace L.; Gerhart, Grant R.

doi:10.1117/12.734242

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“…It is combined computed tomographic imaging spectrometer with a channeled spectropolarimeter to form a new imaging polarimeter referred as computed tomography imaging channeled spectropolarimeter (CTICS). [19] Because of sufficient samples of data cube from grating (disperser) must be projection to the 2-D detector, so this type polarimeter would loss abundant of spatial resolution. But it is compact and robust, and will be one way of future development.…”

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Progress in development of imaging polarimeter for Stokes parameter measurement

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Imaging polarimeter is one of the primary tools of state of polarizatio analysis, and it enhances the information available in variety of applications. The foundations of polarimeter are discussed. Two classes of typical imaging polarimeters are reviewed, including division of time polarimeters and simultaneous measurement polarimeters. Both of the classes are subdivided in to several kinds of polarimeters, characteristics of them are discussed. Our current work on imaging polarimeter is revealed at last.

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Progress in development of imaging polarimeter for Stokes parameter measurement

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“…Previous instruments of this type have been built in the visible 2 and shortwave infrared 3 . This work will extend the operation into a new part of the optical spectrum and will demonstrate the first operation of a snapshot imaging spectropolarimeter in the long wavelength infrared.…”

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