Cylindrical vector beams (CVBs) with unique spatial polarization states have attracted great interest in recent years. However, the generation of high-power CVBs faces a significant challenge due to the limited output power of a single laser. Here, we capitalize on the brightness enhancement offered by coherent beam combining (CBC) technique and propose an architecture for generating arbitrary CVBs based on a CBC system. The phase noise is effectively compensated using an all-fiber internal phase-locking technique. By designing the polarization direction of each beamlet in the laser array, the desired mode of CVB can be generated. This work could provide a reference for generating high-power CVBs.
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