Stokes CMOS polarimetry limits studied at non-classical polarisation states

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Result language
angličtina
Original language name
Stokes CMOS polarimetry limits studied at non-classical polarisation states
Original language description
We present the study of the two polarisation state analysers. The first consists of a polarisation camera with a removable QWP, and the second consists of a non-polarisation camera with a rotating QWP and a stationary linear polariser. The theoretical analysis and experiment focus on studying the influence of polarimeter optical components accuracy and errors such as retardation errors, misalignments and extinction ratio on Stokes parameters precision. This research is a cornerstone to understanding polarisation state analysers limits. We examined laser beams with non-classical polarisation distribution, namely the Poincaré beam and the beam with radial polarisation.
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Publication year
2022
Confidentiality
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