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27 August 1999 Binary optical resonator design for super-Gaussian beam output
Sitao Li, Zhixia Guo, Jiaxiong Ye, Ruan Yu, Qiyang Xu, Guoping Zhang
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Abstract
A laser beam with uniform intensity and plain phase is advantageous for many applications. Based on diffractive theory, a binary optical resonator was developed according to phase-conjugate principle in this paper. Replacing the sphere mirror of a semiconfocal resonator with a 16 levels binary optical mirror, having square aperture, a square- cross-section 10th order super-Gaussian bema is designed as the eigenmode of the new resonator. A few different original beam distributions mirror can select the desired beam profile or not. THe resulting square-cross-section 10th order super-Gaussian fundamental mode reproduced itself after some roundtrips in the laser resonator successfully and the other modes were attenuated.
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Sitao Li, Zhixia Guo, Jiaxiong Ye, Ruan Yu, Qiyang Xu, and Guoping Zhang "Binary optical resonator design for super-Gaussian beam output", Proc. SPIE 3737, Design and Engineering of Optical Systems II, (27 August 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.360044
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Resonators

Binary data

Phase conjugation

Optical resonators

Laser resonators

Aspheric lenses

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