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Alternative theory of diffraction grating spectral device and its application for calculation of convolution and correlation of optical pulse signals

Kazakov et al., 2016

Document ID
4813823969851389008
Author
Kazakov V
Moskaletz D
Moskaletz O
Publication year
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Optical Modelling and Design IV

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A new, alternative theory of diffraction grating spectral device which is based on the mathematical analysis of the optical signal transformation from the input aperture of spectral device to result of photo detection is proposed. Exhaustive characteristics of the diffraction …
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