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Photoelectric Device for Precise Polarimetry

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Abstract

A photoelectric attachment for a polarimeter has been assembled and tested for precision. The instrument utilizes common electronic components and can be used in conjunction with a visual-type polarimeter. When used with a Rudolph model 80 polarimeter, the precision of repeated measurements was better than 0.001 circular deg. The measurement technique used in the testing process is described.

© 1965 Optical Society of America

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