I calculated IQEs using the measured EQEs and reflectivities and the following formula:
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where R is the reflectivity of the PD, and T is the transmittance of the PD.
Here T is assumed to be zero and the scattering loss is ignored as you said.
The obtained IQEs are shown in Fig. 1.
Also the EQE, IQE, and reflectivity at a few angles near the angle where the EQE goes maximum for the P pol were measured as shown in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3.
The angle where the EQE goes maximum for the P pol is -51 deg.
So far, in these plots, the systematic errors because of the power meter are not considered.
And I replaced the figures with the figures having larger fonts.
Fig. 1 Measured EQEs and IQEs.
Fig. 2 Measured reflectivities around -51 deg.
Fig. 3 Measured EQEs and IQEs around -51 deg.
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