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The performance of a terahertz(THz)Brewster polarizing beam splitter on polymer substrate is studied theoretically and experimentally.Simulations by using finite-element method demonstrate that both transmittance/reflectance and their extinction ratios are better than its 45 counterpart in a broad frequency range.Especially,the reflection extinction ratio improves significantly.The results are also verified experimentally with THz time domain spectroscopy(TDS)and backward wave oscillator(BWO)measurement system.
The performance of a terahertz (THz) Brewster polarizing beam splitter on polymer substrate is studied theoretically and experimentally. Simulations by using finite-element method demonstrate that both both transmittance / reflectance and their extinction ratios are better than its 45 counterpart in a broad frequency range. Particularly, the reflection extinction ratio significantly significantly. The results are also verified experimentally with THz time domain spectroscopy (TDS) and backward wave oscillator (BWO) measurement system.