Diffraction properties of transmission binary blazed grating
Huijun Zhou, Qu‐Quan Wang
Abstract
Huijun Zhou, Qu‐Quan Wang
Abstract
The properties of binary blazed grating were theoretically analyzed with finite-difference time -domain (FDTD) method. The diffraction efficiencies and diffraction angles of –1, 0, and +1 order for the grating varying with wavelength, grating structure, and the etch depth were studied when the incident angle was 30°. The numerical simulations revealed that the binary blazed grating presented high stability of diffraction efficiencies with wavelength shift.
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The properties of binary blazed grating were theoretically analyzed with finite-difference time -domain (FDTD) method. The diffraction efficiencies and diffraction angles of –1, 0, and +1 order for the grating varying with wavelength, grating structure, and the etch depth were studied when the incident angle was 30°. The numerical simulations revealed that the binary blazed grating presented high stability of diffraction efficiencies with wavelength shift.
Key concepts: Blazed grating, Diffraction, Grating, Materials science, Ultrasonic grating, Optics, Diffraction grating, Finite-difference time-domain method