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23 February 1987 Designing For Specific Diffraction Criteria By Accounting For Non-Ideal Aspects In Holographic Recording Materials
Stephen A. Benton, Donald K. Thornton
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Abstract
Changes in the configuration of an holographic grating have to be anticipated in the fabrication of practical Holographic Diffractive Structures (HDSs) for solar illumination engineering. Because photographic material used in HDSs changes characteristics during processing, there is a change of slant angle (due to shrinkage or swelling, i.e. actual dimensional change of the emulsion) and a change of average refractive index (due to bleaching and fixing). Computer aided analyses of test data have been performed in a way that predicts, under a wide range of conditions and for any given holographic recording material, the exposures required to attain specific intended optimum illumination results. This model has been verified in experiments and has been used to design illumination geometries for HDSs that meet the intended and often site specific target conditions very accurately.
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Stephen A. Benton and Donald K. Thornton "Designing For Specific Diffraction Criteria By Accounting For Non-Ideal Aspects In Holographic Recording Materials", Proc. SPIE 0692, Materials and Optics for Solar Energy Conversion and Advanced Lightning Technology, (23 February 1987); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.936683
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KEYWORDS
Refractive index

Holography

Diffraction

Solar energy

Holographic data storage systems

Holographic materials

Light sources and illumination

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