Thermal effects limit the power scalability in high-power thin-disk lasers and can only be reduced to a limited extent by design measures. Besides the compensation of these disturbances, the use of intra-cavity adaptive optical devices also allows beam shaping. In this article, two suitable designs of deformable mirrors (DMs) are presented, characterized and compared. While pneumatically actuated DMs allow a compensation of known disturbing profiles, optically addressed DMs allow to deal with almost arbitrary deformations. This design uses thermoelastic effects due to local heating of the mirror to achieve desired deformations.
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%A Schmidt, Kevin
%A Piehler, Stefan
%A Dannecker, Benjamin
%A Dietrich, Tom
%A Raisch, Adrian
%A Graf, Thomas
%A Abdou Ahmed, Marwan
%A Sawodny, Oliver
%D 2019
%J tm - Technisches Messen
%K adaptiveoptics lasers myown peer
%N 3
%P 10
%R https://doi.org/10.1515/teme-2019-0005
%T Entwurf deformierbarer Spiegel für den Einsatz in
Hochleistungslasern
%U https://www.degruyter.com/view/j/teme.ahead-of-print/teme-2019-0005/teme-2019-0005.xml
%V 86
%X Thermal effects limit the power scalability in high-power thin-disk lasers and can only be reduced to a limited extent by design measures. Besides the compensation of these disturbances, the use of intra-cavity adaptive optical devices also allows beam shaping. In this article, two suitable designs of deformable mirrors (DMs) are presented, characterized and compared. While pneumatically actuated DMs allow a compensation of known disturbing profiles, optically addressed DMs allow to deal with almost arbitrary deformations. This design uses thermoelastic effects due to local heating of the mirror to achieve desired deformations.
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abstract = {Thermal effects limit the power scalability in high-power thin-disk lasers and can only be reduced to a limited extent by design measures. Besides the compensation of these disturbances, the use of intra-cavity adaptive optical devices also allows beam shaping. In this article, two suitable designs of deformable mirrors (DMs) are presented, characterized and compared. While pneumatically actuated DMs allow a compensation of known disturbing profiles, optically addressed DMs allow to deal with almost arbitrary deformations. This design uses thermoelastic effects due to local heating of the mirror to achieve desired deformations.},
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author = {Schmidt, Kevin and Piehler, Stefan and Dannecker, Benjamin and Dietrich, Tom and Raisch, Adrian and Graf, Thomas and Abdou Ahmed, Marwan and Sawodny, Oliver},
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title = {Entwurf deformierbarer Spiegel für den Einsatz in
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