Faraday Rotation
Faraday Rotation is the rotation of the polarization plane when light passes through a sample in which an external longitudinal magnetic field is present. The rotation of the polarization plane is caused by the magnetic field induced discrepancy between the refractive indices for right and left circularly polarized light inside the sample.
PEM Setting: quarter-wave retardation (λ/4)
Polarization Modulation: right and left circular polarized light
Lock-in reference: View 2f reference from Lock-in
PEMs
OPTIONS:
Magnetic Field Compatible Head Option (MFC)
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