How to simulate a linear polarized light beam which is formed by one left-handed circularly polarized light beam and one right-handed circularly polarized light beam in the NSC Mode? At present, I have tried to realize that phenomenon in NSC with Jones-matrix QWP and polarization analyzer,but the final ouput light beam seems not a linear polarized state. If this polarized phenomenon cannot be realized in NSC Mode? How to getting the detailed polarization analysis in NSC (while there is Polarization Pupil Map in Sequential mode)?
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Polarization analysis in NSC
Best answer by Mark.Nicholson
Probably best to simply model the linearly polarized beam.
I imagine you have two sources, one left-hand circular and the other right-hand circular. The problem is, any individual ray will be either left or right handed...the rays don’t mix their polarization states.
Remember OS does not model ‘beams’, it models rays. It sounds like you need to do some Stokes-like summation to get a beam polarization state.
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