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    Principles And Design Of Multibeam Interference Devices: A Microelectromechanical-Systems Segment-Deformable-Mirror-Based Adaptive Spectrum Attenuator

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    2005-12-01
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    Huang, Z. Y.
    Zhu, Y. Z.
    Wang, Anbo
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    Fourier analysis of multibeam interference shows that the total electric field and relative time delay of the beams form a Fourier-transform pair. Fourier-analysis-based multibeam interference analysis and device design is discussed in detail. The principle of the proposed segment-deformable-mirror-based adaptive spectrum attenuator is illustrated. (c) 2005 Optical Society of America.
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