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Introduction
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Polarization After Reflection
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Input Beam Setup Overview
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DIY Polarimeter Overview
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Measure QWP Retardance
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Measure Stokes Parameters
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Reflection of P-Polarized Input
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Reflection of S-Polarized Input
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Other Linearly Polarized Inputs
Description:
Learn about the complex behavior of light polarization when reflecting off metallic mirrors in this 13-minute technical demonstration video. Explore how metallic surfaces with complex refractive indices differently affect P- and S-polarized light, causing linearly polarized light to become elliptically polarized upon reflection. Follow along with detailed experiments using a protected silver mirror at 45° angles, while utilizing specialized equipment including a DIY polarimeter and turnkey polarimeter to measure and visualize polarization states. Master concepts through practical demonstrations of P-polarized, S-polarized, and other linear polarization inputs, complete with Stokes parameter calculations that account for quarter-wave plate retardance for improved accuracy. Gain valuable insights for applications where polarization sensitivity is crucial in optical setups.

Light's Polarization Changes After Reflecting from a Metal Mirror

Thorlabs
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