Abstract

This paper discusses a wide-angle interference-polarization filter that constitutes part of a spectral filtering system based on the combined use of interference-polarization and narrow-band interference filters, constituting a new type of video spectroradiometer, intended for monitoring the spatial distribution pattern of the anthropogenic gas NO2 in the near-earth atmosphere. © 2004 Optical Society of America

Wide viewing angle polarization interference filter using double liquid crystal layers with opposite twisted direction

Rui Niu, Chi Zhang, Xiaoshuai Li, Hongmei Ma, and Yubao Sun
Opt. Express 29(24) 40310-40322 (2021)

Limitations in the Use of Dielectric Interference Filters in Wide Angle Optical Receivers

R. M. Lerner
Appl. Opt. 10(8) 1914-1918 (1971)

Design and Use of Interference Passband Filters with Wide-Angle Lenses for Multispectral Photography

D. B. McKenney and P. N. Slater
Appl. Opt. 9(11) 2435-2440 (1970)

Automatic Recording Spectroradiometer System

W. L. Heaps
Appl. Opt. 10(9) 2045-2059 (1971)

Spectroradiometer with wedge interference filters (SWIF): measurements of the spectral optical depths at Mauna Loa Observatory

Oleg B. Vasilyev, Amando Leyva, Agustin Muhila, Mauro Valdes, Ricardo Peralta, Anatoliy P. Kovalenko, Ronald M. Welch, Todd A. Berendes, Vladilen Yu. Isakov, Yuri P. Kulikovskiy, Sergey S. Sokolov, Nikolay N. Strepanov, Sergey S. Gulidov, and Wolfgang von Hoyningen-Huene
Appl. Opt. 34(21) 4426-4436 (1995)