| 摘要 |
A particular wavelength may be eliminated from the spectrum of a randomly polarized thermally radiative scene by a quarter-wave polarizer and a dielectric dispersive mirror angularly positioned at the Brewster angle for the particular wavelength. The scene radiation is linearly polarized in the plane of incidence of the mirror and the particular wavelength of the scene is transmitted. The other wavelengths of the scene whose indices of refraction are dispersive, i.e., different from the particular wavelength, are reflected and directed to a photodetector, some other radiative detecting device, or a human eye. The invention can thus provide protection from a laser or other high-power optical emitter when used as a counter-measure in a thermally radiative scene.
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