Polarizingbeam splitter Cube

First we will sort the rows of a table in ascending order. In Prism changing the order of data is regarded as a change of the data. This is why you can find the tools to change the order of your data in the Change section of the top toolbar.

In the Graphs section of the navigator click Exercise3. The graph looks exactly the same. In a scatter plot you represent the data as a set of points that each have an X-value determining the position on the horizontal axis and a Y-value determining the position on the vertical axis. So as long as the order of X- and Y-values change in the same way, as is the case here since you reorder complete rows (i.e. combinations of an X- and a Y-value), the plot stays the same.

Polarizingbeam splitter principle

A non-polarizing beamsplitter is an optical device to split a light beam into two beams. Cubes are made form a pair of precision high tolerance right angle prisms which are glued together. Plates have a partially transmitting coating on one surface and an antireflection coating on the second surface. When the angle of incidence (AOI) is 45 degrees, it separates a beam into two beams. The ratio of the power between two beams is stated for unpolarized light.

A polarizing beamsplitters splits randomly polarized beams into two orthogonal, linearly polarized components. S-polarized light is reflected at a 90 degree angle while P-polarized light is transmitted.