Infra-red radiation focusators

Golub, Michael A.; Sisakyan, I N; Сойфер, В. А.

doi:10.1016/0143-8166(91)90017-n

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“…Because of complexity of the inverse problem it is usually solved in the frame of geometrical optics approximation [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] . Due to ill-posedness of diffraction theory inverse problems in some cases we can see several types of a projected focusator phase function.…”

Section: Focusators Design Approachmentioning

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Technological applications of focusing optical elements

Абульханов

2015

SPIE Proceedings

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The article analyzes a wide range of technologies generated by the application of focusators of laser radiation. I give a brief review of the methods of monitoring substrate and forming a diffraction microrelief, optical systems and devices for experimental research of focusators, laser technologies and units on their basis. In particular, I analyze using focusator into the ring for growing single-crystalline fibers in device of mini pedestal, using focusator into a set of rings for information-measuring system of three-dimensional control of grid spacers and other applications of focusators.Keywords: focusators of laser radiation, diffractive optical elements, formation of diffractive microrelief, laser technologies, information-measuring system, single-crystal fibers, centering of optical devices and machine parts.

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Section: Focusators Design Approachmentioning

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Technological applications of focusing optical elements

Абульханов

2015

SPIE Proceedings

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“…(kp\ (k '\ W(r) =' exp(i j-j--)f jI0(p) exp(14p(p)) expi Pr)PdP (2) where k=2it/X, ? is the wavelength, and J0() is the Bessel function of zero order.…”

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<title>Hybrid method for calculating diffractive optical elements (DOEs) focusing into radial focal domain</title>

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The problem of focusing into an off-axis radial domain is reduced to the 1-1) task of focusing into a segment. A new iterative method is proposed assuming the calculation of two 1-D Fourier transforms per each iteration and enabling us to generate diffractive optical elements (DOEs) intended for focusing into a radial off-axis focal domain A phase calculated within ray-tracing approach was used as a starting point for iterative procedure.

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“…New optical elements were called diffractive optical elements (DOE), and their sub-classes, intended for specific tasks, have received their own names: lazer light focusators [1-3, 8, 9], modans [4], Bessel-optics elements [5], compensators [6][7], and so on. Some of terms listed above, for example, the term focusator, proposed by academician A.M. Prokhorov, were adopted not only in Rus-sia, but also at the international level [10][11][12]. It became clear that we were witnessing the emergence of a new field of research at the intersection of information technologies, laser physics, optics, and microelectronics, which has become known as diffraction computer optics.…”

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Contribution Samara scientists in the development of the journal "Computer Optics"

Sokolov¹

2016

Proceedings of International Conference Information Technology and Nanotechnology (ITNT-2016)

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Abstract. The author analyzes the contribution of Samara scientists into development of Computer Optics scientific journal. He briefly describes the stage of publication of the Computer Optics collection in Moscow. Particular attention is paid to Samara stage of the journal development, its results, and to journal articles that have attracted special interest of the research community. The author tells about the current progress of the journal, discusses the prospects for its development.

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Infra-red radiation focusators

Cited by 67 publications

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Technological applications of focusing optical elements

Technological applications of focusing optical elements

<title>Hybrid method for calculating diffractive optical elements (DOEs) focusing into radial focal domain</title>

Contribution Samara scientists in the development of the journal "Computer Optics"

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