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14 September 2011 Influence of optical elements on the laser beam profile
Otakar Wilfert, Jiri Komrska, Juraj Poliak, Zdenek Kolka
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Abstract
The resistance of signal transmission to atmospheric phenomena is possible to solve partially by means of the special optical intensity distribution at the beam spot, i.e. by means of the special beam profile. In practice the resultant beam profile can take users of the free space optical link by surprise if only computer models of the optical beams are used and any diffraction effect at the transmitting lens is not considered. Two models of diffraction of optical beam radiated from the optical transmitter are presented and two methods of the beam modeling are clarified (the method based on Bessel function integrating and the method based on FFT). Confirmation of the models elaborated is a part of the contribution.
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Otakar Wilfert, Jiri Komrska, Juraj Poliak, and Zdenek Kolka "Influence of optical elements on the laser beam profile", Proc. SPIE 8162, Free-Space and Atmospheric Laser Communications XI, 81620V (14 September 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.893596
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KEYWORDS
Diffraction

Bessel functions

Near field optics

Free space optics

Computer simulations

Receivers

Integrated optics

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