Abstract
The polarization-dependent superprism phenomenon was demonstrated using holographic polymer-dispersed liquid crystal (HPDLC) films. The HPDLC film is designed and fabricated using three coplanar beams. The fabricated HPDLC film contained two-dimensional ordered nano-sized LC domains (∼150nm in diameter) embedded in a polymer matrix; its periodicity was estimated to be ∼350nm. The dispersion of white light from this HPDLC superprism was ∼50°, and the deflection of light output from it was consistent with the theoretical value obtained by the plane wave expansion method.
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