Device for converting the profile of laser radiation into laser radiation with a rotationally symmetric intensity distribution
A technology of rotational symmetry and laser radiation, applied in optics, optical components, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as expensive structures, mask loss, and complex equipment
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[0021] To explain, in figure 1 Draw the Kadir coordinate system in.
[0022] The drawn device includes a lens array 1 and a lens 2 in a Fourier layout. Here, the distance of the lens 2 from the lens array 1 in the Z direction and the distance of the lens 2 from the working plane 3 extending in the X-Y plane in the Z direction respectively correspond to the focal length f of the lens 2.
[0023] The end of the optical fiber 4 serves as a laser source. The laser light 5 propagating through the optical fiber 4 can be generated by any laser. The laser radiation 5 emitted from the optical fiber 4 in the positive Z direction is collimated by a collimating device 6 which is schematically indicated. The collimation device 6 can be used in the simplest case figure 1 It is constructed as a plano-convex spherical lens.
[0024] There is totally the possibility of omitting the collimating device or configuring the collimating device differently so that the laser radiation is not collimated.
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