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Diffraction analysis of dielectric surface-relief gratings
M. G. Moharam,Thomas K. Gaylord +1 more
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In this article, a dielectric surface-relief grating is analyzed using rigorous coupled-wave theory and the analysis applies to arbitrary grating profiles, groove depths, angles of incidence, and wavelengths.Abstract:
Diffraction by a dielectric surface-relief grating is analyzed using rigorous coupled-wave theory. The analysis applies to arbitrary grating profiles, groove depths, angles of incidence, and wavelengths. Example results for a wide range of groove depths are presented for sinusoidal, square-wave, triangular, and sawtooth gratings. Diffraction efficiencies obtained from the present method of analysis are compared with previously published numerical results. To obtain large diffraction efficiencies (greater than 85%) for gratings with typical substrate permittivities, it is shown that the grating profile should possess even symmetry.read more
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