ISO 15902:2019
Optics and photonics — Diffractive optics — Vocabulary
This document defines the basic terms for diffractive optical elements for free space propagation. The purpose of this document is to provide an agreed-upon common terminology that reduces ambiguity and misunderstanding and thereby aid in the development of the field of diffractive optics.
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
3.1 Diffractive optics technologies
3.2 Diffractive optical elements and their types
3.3 Structure of diffractive optical elements
3.3.1 General structure
3.3.2 Phase structure
3.3.3 Periodic structure
3.3.4 Design of diffractive optical elements
3.4 Properties of diffractive optical elements
3.4.1 General properties
3.4.2 Classification of diffraction
3.4.3 Dispersion properties
3.4.4 Polarization
3.5 Applications
4 Symbols and abbreviated terms
Index
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
3.1 Diffractive optics technologies
3.2 Diffractive optical elements and their types
3.3 Structure of diffractive optical elements
3.3.1 General structure
3.3.2 Phase structure
3.3.3 Periodic structure
3.3.4 Design of diffractive optical elements
3.4 Properties of diffractive optical elements
3.4.1 General properties
3.4.2 Classification of diffraction
3.4.3 Dispersion properties
3.4.4 Polarization
3.5 Applications
4 Symbols and abbreviated terms
Index