Polarizing interferometer for the unambiguous determination of the ellipsometric parameters

  • Röseler A
  • Schade U
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Abstract

We report on a polarizing interferometer-ellipsometer arrangement that overcomes the need for additional measurements with a retarder for the unambiguous determination of the ellipsometric parameters in the far infrared spectral range. It consists of a Martin–Puplett interferometer and a wire-grid polarizer as an analyzer. The application of such interferometer-ellipsometer is experimentally demonstrated on a polyethylene sample deriving the refractive index and the thickness in the spectral range between 15 and 35 c m − 1 . Based on these results, a similar solution without a retarder for the mid-infrared spectral region is additionally proposed.

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Röseler, A., & Schade, U. (2020). Polarizing interferometer for the unambiguous determination of the ellipsometric parameters. Applied Optics, 59(22), 6619. https://doi.org/10.1364/ao.392538

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