This document discusses different types of polarization of electromagnetic waves. It defines polarization as the path of the electric field vector of an EM wave over time at a fixed point in space. There are three main types of polarization: linear, where the electric field follows a straight line; circular, where it follows a perfect circle; and elliptical, where the path is an ellipse. Linear polarization occurs when the ratio of the electric field components is constant. Elliptical polarization can be right-handed or left-handed. Circular polarization is a special case of elliptical polarization where the ellipse major and minor axes are equal.
In wireless communication, we frequently use an electromagnetic wave. In this presentation, we can study wave equation, reflection, plane wave, and transmission line.
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Jones matrix for polarization both vertal and horizentalsonadiaKhan
The Jones Matrix formalism is a tool in handling problems dealing with the polarization of light.
It takes advantage of the fact that a simple matrix can be used represent the polarization
state of a plane wave. here and are complex numbers, encoding both amplitude and phase. Furthermore, the
action upon that polarization state, by various optical components, can be simply represented by
operating upon the input polarization state with appropriate matrices. The resulting
matrix, called a “Jones vector,” represents the final state (polarization direction, amplitude, and
any phase change) of the beam after passing through the optical component. A linear polarizer doesn't affect the vibration direction of either Ex (vibration along x axis) or Ey (vibration along y axis).
What this means is that Ey contributes nothing to Ex' since their vibration directions are perpendicular to each other, and a linear polarizer doesn't affect their vibration directions in any way (unlike a wave plate).
This also means that Ex contributes nothing to Ey' for the same reason.
So based on this fact, we can get the following relations:
We can then write (5) in Jones matrix form as:
So the Jones matrix for a polarizer is
1. Linear Horizontal Polarizer
For a linear horizontal polarizer, Ex passes through completely, and Ey is blocked completely. so (7) becomes:
2. Linear Vertical Polarizer
For a linear vertical polarizer, Ex is blocked completely, and Ey passes through completely. so (7) becomes:
3. Linear Polarizer Rotated Through an Angle θ
It is more useful to know the Jones matrix for a linear polarizer rotated through an angle θ.
In this sense, linear horizontal polarizer (θ = 0 or π) and vertical polarizer (θ = π/2 or 3π/2) are just two special cases.
We can use rotation transformation to achieve the new J' as:
where J(θ) is the rotation matrix:
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So for a rotated linear polarizer represented by (7) and rotated by angle θ we can get:By doing the matrix multiplication, we find that the Jones matrix for a rotated linear polarizer is:
For an ideal linear polarizer we can set px = 1 and py = 0 in (13), so that Jones matrix for a rotated linear horizontal polarizer is:
We can see that for θ = 0° (horizontal) and θ = 90° (vertical), (14) gives the Jones matrices for a linear horizontal polarizer and vertical polarizer as shown by (8) and (9) respectively.
Based on (14), the Jones matrix for a linear polarizer rotated +45° can be calculated as:
4. Non-ideal Linear Polarizer
If the linear polarizer is not ideal, then the Jones matrix for a polarizer (7) at θ = +45° is concluded from (13) to be:
JONES MATRIX FOR A RETARDER (PHASE SHIFTER, WAVEPLATE)
A waveplate or retarder is an optical device that alters the polarization state of a light wave travelling through it.
Two common types of waveplates are
Half-wave plate, which shifts the polarization dire
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2. Introduction
Polarization is the path traversed
by the Electric Field vector (Ê) of
the Electromagnetic wave as a
function of time at a fixed point in
space.
In the figure 1, an EM wave is
shown which is converted into
Electric wave.
† Figure 1
3. Types of Polarization
There are three types of
Polarization.
Linear Polarization
Circular Polarization
Elliptical Polarization
4. Linear Polarization
In Linear Polarization, the electric
field vector traverses a linear path
with respect to time at any point in
space.
Considering a wave travelling in z
direction can be represented
using,
E(x,y,z,t) = Ex (x,y,z,t)ax + Ey
(x,y,z,t)ay
The wave is said to be Linear
Polarization if the ratio of y
component to that of the x
component is a constant, i.e.,
[Ex (x,y,z,t)] / [Ey (x,y,z,t)]= k
5. Elliptical Polarization
In Elliptical Polarization, the locus
of the electrical field vector is an
ellipse at any given point in space,
with respect to the time.
There are two types of Elliptical
Polarization:
Right Hand Polarization
Left Hand Polarization
According to the equation of
Ellipse,
{Ex (x,y,z,t) / A}^2 + {Ey
(x,y,z,t) / B}^2= 1
6. Circular Polarization
Circular Polarization is a special type of Elliptical Polarization, where
denominators of Ellipse are equal which clearly signifies the Major axis
and Minor axis of Ellipse are equal in size.
{Ex (x,y,z,t)}^2 + {Ey (x,y,z,t)}^2= 1
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