Solar Stokes Vecter Polarimetry Based on FLCM
Yong Shi, Citic Heavy
Abstract
Yong Shi, Citic Heavy
Abstract
Solar Stokes vector polarimetry using two standard λ/2 FLCM is presented.The complete Stokes vector (two linear polarizations and circular polarization)can be deduced from four intensity measurements taken at different phase intervals of the modulation.With FLC,modulation frequencies in the kilohertz range can be realized easily.No moving parts that could introduce spurious optical effects are used.In combination with fast demodulators,highprecision vector polarimetry in the visible can be performed. A theoretical analysis is presented and compared with first test results on the system′s performance.
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Solar Stokes vector polarimetry using two standard λ/2 FLCM is presented.The complete Stokes vector (two linear polarizations and circular polarization)can be deduced from four intensity measurements taken at different phase intervals of the modulation.With FLC,modulation frequencies in the kilohertz range can be realized easily.No moving parts that could introduce spurious optical effects are used.In combination with fast demodulators,highprecision vector polarimetry in the visible can be performed. A theoretical analysis is presented and compared with first test results on the system′s performance.
Key concepts: Polarimetry, Stokes parameters, Spurious relationship, Optics, Physics, Polarization (electrochemistry), Modulation (music), Circular polarization