Characterization method of birefringent films by guided optical waves

O. Parriaux; F. Cochet

doi:10.1364/OL.9.000484

Optics Letters
Vol. 9,
Issue 11,
pp. 484-486
(1984)
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OL.9.000484

Characterization method of birefringent films by guided optical waves

O. Parriaux and F. Cochet

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Abstract

A method is presented that gives the thickness, both the ordinary and the extraordinary refractive indices, and the angle between the c axis and the surface of a thin dielectric film by measuring the effective index of TE and TM propagating modes.

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w	∊_o	∊_e	θ	Number of Modes

				TE	TM
u	u	u	u	2	2
k	u	u	u	1	2
u	k	u	u	1	2
u	u	k	u	2	1
u	u	u	k	2	1
k	k	u	u	0	2
k	u	k	u	1	1
k	u	u	k	1	1
u	k	k	u	1	1
u	k	u	k	1	1
u	u	k	k	1	1
k	k	k	u	0	1
k	k	u	k	0	1
k	u	k	k	1	0
u	k	k	k	1	0

w	∊_o	∊_e	θ	Number of Modes

				TE	TM
u	u	u	u	2	2
k	u	u	u	1	2
u	k	u	u	1	2
u	u	k	u	2	1
u	u	u	k	2	1
k	k	u	u	0	2
k	u	k	u	1	1
k	u	u	k	1	1
u	k	k	u	1	1
u	k	u	k	1	1
u	u	k	k	1	1
k	k	k	u	0	1
k	k	u	k	0	1
k	u	k	k	1	0
u	k	k	k	1	0

w	∊_o	∊_e	θ	Number of Modes

				TE	TM
u	u	u	u	2	2
k	u	u	u	1	2
u	k	u	u	1	2
u	u	k	u	2	1
u	u	u	k	2	1
k	k	u	u	0	2
k	u	k	u	1	1
k	u	u	k	1	1
u	k	k	u	1	1
u	k	u	k	1	1
u	u	k	k	1	1
k	k	k	u	0	1
k	k	u	k	0	1
k	u	k	k	1	0
u	k	k	k	1	0

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w	∊_o	∊_e	θ	Number of Modes

				TE	TM
u	u	u	u	2	2
k	u	u	u	1	2
u	k	u	u	1	2
u	u	k	u	2	1
u	u	u	k	2	1
k	k	u	u	0	2
k	u	k	u	1	1
k	u	u	k	1	1
u	k	k	u	1	1
u	k	u	k	1	1
u	u	k	k	1	1
k	k	k	u	0	1
k	k	u	k	0	1
k	u	k	k	1	0
u	k	k	k	1	0