2017 IEEE High Power Diode Lasers and Systems Conference (HPD) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/hpd.2017.8261076
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High-power diode laser sources for materials processing

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“…However, when the intensity of radiation is high, as it happens with laser, for example, and in particular with a focused-beam laser of great power, it has been proved experimentally that the optic response of matter and the optical parameters are modified, often significantly, and become dependent on the intensity of the radiation [ 28 ]. It is then that various extremely interesting phenomena take place, which are not detected in the case of low intensity impacting radiation [ 29 ]. These phenomena cannot be interpreted considering the linear response of matter, as it is expressed in the fundamental linear relation between the cause, i.e., the E electric field, and the result, i.e., the P inductive polarization [ 22 , 30 , 31 ]: where is the linear susceptibility and , ε is the intra-electrical invariant of vacuum and matter, respectively.…”
Section: Nature Of Lightmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, when the intensity of radiation is high, as it happens with laser, for example, and in particular with a focused-beam laser of great power, it has been proved experimentally that the optic response of matter and the optical parameters are modified, often significantly, and become dependent on the intensity of the radiation [ 28 ]. It is then that various extremely interesting phenomena take place, which are not detected in the case of low intensity impacting radiation [ 29 ]. These phenomena cannot be interpreted considering the linear response of matter, as it is expressed in the fundamental linear relation between the cause, i.e., the E electric field, and the result, i.e., the P inductive polarization [ 22 , 30 , 31 ]: where is the linear susceptibility and , ε is the intra-electrical invariant of vacuum and matter, respectively.…”
Section: Nature Of Lightmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Through the L4 and L5 lens system, the non-linearity is introduced by the MOT and afterwards the beams are directed towards the SLM2, after being recorded by the C2 camera first. Finally, the next layer (output layer), which consists of the SLM2 and the L7, L8 and L9 lenses, transforms the four beams into two, which are recorded by the C3 camera [ 27 , 29 , 54 ]. It is important to mention that the single-layer perceptron’s optically implement matrix multiplications.…”
Section: Architecturesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, when the intensity of radiation is high, as it happens with laser, for example, and in particular with focused-beam laser of great power, it has been proved experimentally that the optic response of matter and the optical parameters are modified, often significantly, and become dependent on the intensity of the radiation [28]. It is then that various extremely interesting phenomena take place, which are not detected in the case of low intensity impacting radiation [29]. These phenomena cannot be interpreted considering the linear response of matter, as it is expressed in the fundamental linear relation between the cause, i.e.…”
Section: Nature Of Lightmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Through the L4, L5 lens system the non-linearity is introduced by the MOT and afterwards the beams are directed towards the SLM2, after being recorded by the C2 camera first. Finally, the next layer (output layer), which consists of the SLM2 and the L7, L8, L9 lenses, transforms the four beams into two, which are recorded by the C3 camera [27], [29].…”
Section: Perceptronmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They combined these emitters or several groups of emitters into one fibre to increase the total output. In the system they were mentioned, a type of stack which was consisted of several laser bars can reach outputs of 50-400 W. Then, the combined laser power beam of these laser bar stacks can realise the output power in kilowatts (Kleine and Balu, 2017). Meanwhile, Lucas-Leclin et al discussed the coherent beam combining technology.…”
Section: Laser Emittermentioning
confidence: 99%