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Characterization Measurements Of Holographic Mirrors
This paper examines holographic mirrors used in Holographic Night Vision Goggles (HNVG). The characteristics of the DOEs such as diffraction efficiency, spectral bandwidth and homogeneity have been investigated experimentally. These performances have been tested in a geometry which simulates as close as possible the operating conditions of the HNVG. The advantages of this approach are discussed in comparision with the commonly used technique of characterization.
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