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Phase-conjugate self-organized coherent beam combination

Phase-conjugate self-organized coherent beam combination
Phase-conjugate self-organized coherent beam combination
Recently, the improvement of diode pumping in solid state lasers and the development of double clad fiber lasers have allowed to maintain excellent laser beam quality with single mode fibers. However, the fiber output power if often limited below a power damage threshold. Coherent laser beam combining (CLBC) brings a solution to these limitations by identifying the most efficient architectures and allowing for excellent spectral and spatial quality. This knowledge will become critical for the design of the next generation high-power lasers and is of major interest to many industrial, environmental, defence and scientific applications.
The purpose of this book is to present the more recent concepts of coherent beam combining by the world leaders in the field. After a general presentation of laser beam combining and associated challenges, the book will review functionalities and techniques in details with an emphasis on practical implementations. Thus both scientific and engineering aspects are addressed.
978-3-527-41150-4
Wiley
Shardlow, Peter C.
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Damzen, Michael J.
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Brignon, Arnaud
Shardlow, Peter C.
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Damzen, Michael J.
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Brignon, Arnaud

Shardlow, Peter C. and Damzen, Michael J. (2013) Phase-conjugate self-organized coherent beam combination. In, Brignon, Arnaud (ed.) Coherent Laser Beam Combining. Weinheim, DE. Wiley.

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Abstract

Recently, the improvement of diode pumping in solid state lasers and the development of double clad fiber lasers have allowed to maintain excellent laser beam quality with single mode fibers. However, the fiber output power if often limited below a power damage threshold. Coherent laser beam combining (CLBC) brings a solution to these limitations by identifying the most efficient architectures and allowing for excellent spectral and spatial quality. This knowledge will become critical for the design of the next generation high-power lasers and is of major interest to many industrial, environmental, defence and scientific applications.
The purpose of this book is to present the more recent concepts of coherent beam combining by the world leaders in the field. After a general presentation of laser beam combining and associated challenges, the book will review functionalities and techniques in details with an emphasis on practical implementations. Thus both scientific and engineering aspects are addressed.

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Published date: 2013
Organisations: Optoelectronics Research Centre

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Local EPrints ID: 365176
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/365176
ISBN: 978-3-527-41150-4
PURE UUID: e5cc82c6-0b44-4987-b32e-5a54fb2d96bb
ORCID for Peter C. Shardlow: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-0459-0581

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Date deposited: 27 May 2014 13:12
Last modified: 20 Jun 2023 01:41

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Author: Michael J. Damzen
Editor: Arnaud Brignon

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