A transmission grating with d=1.5μm is illuminated at various angles of incidence by light of wavelength 600nm. Derive an expression for the angular deviation of the first order diffracted. beam (m=1) compared to the 0th order (m=0) as a function of the angle of incidence. Plot as a function of angle of incidence (0 to 90 degrees) the angular deviation of the first order diffracted beam from the 0th order (m=0) beam.

A transmission grating with d=1.5μm is illuminated at various angles of incidence by light of wavelength 600nm. Derive an expression for the angular deviation of the first order diffracted. beam (m=1) compared to the 0th order (m=0) as a function of the angle of incidence. Plot as a function of angle of incidence (0 to 90 degrees) the angular deviation of the first order diffracted beam from the 0th order (m=0) beam.

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A transmission grating with d=1.5μm is illuminated at various angles of incidence by light of
wavelength 600nm. Derive an expression for the angular deviation of the first order diffracted
beam (m=1) compared to the 0th order (m=0) as a function of the angle of incidence.
Plot as a function of angle of incidence (0 to 90 degrees) the angular deviation of the first order
diffracted beam from the 0th order (m=0) beam.

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