Experimental method of determining the intrinsic diffraction efficiency of holograms stored by the photorefractive effect
M. G. Jim Moharam, W. D. Cornish, L. Young
Abstract
M. G. Jim Moharam, W. D. Cornish, L. Young
Abstract
A method is described in which a normally incident ancillary light beam of different wavelength from that used to write the holograms allows the intrinsic diffraction efficiency of holograms stored in ’’photorefractive’’ materials such as lithium niobate to be determined without error due to multiple internal reflections.
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A method is described in which a normally incident ancillary light beam of different wavelength from that used to write the holograms allows the intrinsic diffraction efficiency of holograms stored in ’’photorefractive’’ materials such as lithium niobate to be determined without error due to multiple internal reflections.
Key concepts: Photorefractive effect, Diffraction efficiency, Holography, Optics, Lithium niobate, Diffraction, Materials science, Wavelength