Randomized trial measures the precision of optical beam shaping in phased array lasers, suggesting improved applications for optical systems.
Anamorphic prism optics makes it possible to obtain a diffraction-limited (lambda/8) circular single spot from index guided phased array lasers. It served not only for beam shaping but also for astigmatism correction and spatial filtering. The optical path analysis based on the interferometric fringe scanning phase measurements both in the near and far fields indicates that the phased array lasers can be applied to such diffraction-limited precise optical systems as optical disk recording, laser beam printing, or second harmonics generation.
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