2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11771-019-4215-3
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Influence of positioning errors of optical shaping components for single emitter laser diode on beam shaping effects

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“…The rotation misalignment has the least effect [26]. Yan et al showed that a 1.5 mm linear misalignment in the converging lens's Z-axis direction would reduce the beam spot roundness by 50% [27]. To reduce the influence of the converging lens's misalignment, Fadhali et al designed a new type of converging lens set to achieve a high coupling efficiency of the laser even when there is a 1-4 mm misalignment [28].…”
Section: Effect Of Various Optical Components With Different Misalignmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The rotation misalignment has the least effect [26]. Yan et al showed that a 1.5 mm linear misalignment in the converging lens's Z-axis direction would reduce the beam spot roundness by 50% [27]. To reduce the influence of the converging lens's misalignment, Fadhali et al designed a new type of converging lens set to achieve a high coupling efficiency of the laser even when there is a 1-4 mm misalignment [28].…”
Section: Effect Of Various Optical Components With Different Misalignmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2016, Xiong et al proposed a design method for a slow-axis collimated lens with a variable radius of curvature of a semiconductor laser bar based on Snell’s law and phase constancy in front of the optical field and achieved a divergence angle of 6 mrad for a slow-axis collimated beam [ 12 ]. In 2019, Yan et al analyzed the relationship between the positional error of each original element in high-power semiconductor lasers and the beam-forming effect, providing theoretical guidance for the packaging of high-power lasers [ 13 ]. Yu et al designed a simple beam-shaping system utilizing trapezoidal prisms and a set of parallelogram plates to improve beam symmetry and reduce linewidth, achieving high-performance results with an output power of 272 W and a luminous efficiency of 85% [ 14 ].…”
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confidence: 99%