1962
DOI: 10.1364/ao.1.000201
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Photoelectric Analysis of Polarized Light

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“…In general, the temperature for the non-equilibrium epitaxial growth of Bi:YIG films decreases as the content of bismuth increases, which is consistent with the report on the reduction of the preparation tem-rotation angles were then calculated using a Fourier transform procedure. 15) Since the samples absorb UV light above 3.5 eV, the rotation spectra were taken from 1.5 only up to 3.5 eV by scanning a monochromator. Care was taken to eliminate the combined polarization effect of the monochromator and the photomultiplier detector.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In general, the temperature for the non-equilibrium epitaxial growth of Bi:YIG films decreases as the content of bismuth increases, which is consistent with the report on the reduction of the preparation tem-rotation angles were then calculated using a Fourier transform procedure. 15) Since the samples absorb UV light above 3.5 eV, the rotation spectra were taken from 1.5 only up to 3.5 eV by scanning a monochromator. Care was taken to eliminate the combined polarization effect of the monochromator and the photomultiplier detector.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, PME also has a fatal flaw same to phase modulated null ellipsometer: as a key component, the modulator crystal is very sensitive to temperature drift, measurement error will significantly increase if not used in constant temperature, and the entire build process is complicated, so the cost is relatively high. Mechanically rotating photometric ellipsometer can divided into rotating polarizer ellipsometer (RPE), rotating analyzer ellipsometer (RAE) [23,24], rotating polarizer and analyzer ellipsometer (RPAE) [25,26] and rotating compensator ellipsometer (RCE) [27]. In 1975, P. S. Hauge et al applied rotating compensator into RCE for the first time.…”
Section: Photometric Ellipsometermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Except the application in parallel measurement, the RPE is not as useful as RAE. In addition to C. V. Kent [18], the first RAE was built in 1962 by W. Budde [23]. In 1969, B. D. Cahan developed the first automated photometric ellipsometer using RAE-based structure [24].…”
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“…͑6a͒ and ͑6b͒, without measuring the direct current ͑dc͒ component I 0 in which the background signal is included, the ellipsometric parameters can be extracted in terms of the ratio of the alternating current ͑ac͒ components in the subsequent data reduction. Without using a special way to correct the background current I B as was done in many experiments, 18,19 the signal noise from the background arising from the infrared detector and atmosphere can be suppressed effectively.…”
Section: ͑3͒mentioning
confidence: 99%