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Optical delay lines are optical setups used to delay the propagation of light by a well-defined and known amount of time, allowing precise manipulation of the timing of a light beam. The primary purpose of
Adaptive fiber-optics collimator (AFOC) is an effective way to compensate the tip-tilt aberrations in fiber laser systems. As the piezoelectric bimorph actuators used in the AFOCs of traditional type provide very weak force (0. With this new cantilever structu...
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Optical delay lines are optical setups used to delay the propagation of light by a well-defined and known amount of time, allowing precise manipulation of the timing of a light beam. The primary purpose of
NASA/ADS Cantilevered adaptive fiber-optics collimator based on piezoelectric bimorph actuators Ma, Yanxing ; Luo, Gen ; He, Shuyue ; Chen, Zilun ; Su, Rongtao ; Ma, Pengfei ; Zhou, Pu ; Si, Lei
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In this paper, we design and manufacture focused CCPS based on an adaptive fiber optics collimator array for the first time, which is achieved by introducing controllable spherical aberration
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The photonics industry has one of the greatest needs for piezo controlled actuators. Within this industry, piezo actuators precisely control light by guiding it, switching
Keywords—adaptive fiber-optics collimator; beam combining; fiber coupling; beam pointing To compensate the tip/tilt aberrations in beam combining of fiber laser array, a new-style corrector
In this manuscript, we present a new design for an adaptive fiber optics collimator (AFOC) based on flexible hinges by using piezoelectric stacks actuators for X–Y displacement. Different from
The proper collimating of the laser beam between the fiber optics transmitter and receiver is among the most important requirements to free space telecommunications. The targeting
In this paper, an AFOC with a diameter of 3 mm was developed by using an integrated cantilever structure of the piezoelectric bimorph actuator. It
A novel, to the best of our knowledge, cantilever construction design of an adaptive fiber-optics collimator (AFOC) based on piezoelectric bimorph actuators for tip/tilt control is introduced. With this
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In this paper, a new structure of AFOC based on flexible hinges is presented for the first time to our knowledge. It utilizes two piezoelectric stacks actuators for X-Y displacement of the fiber end cap
The fiber collimator featured a spot diameter of 0.3 mm, which was smaller than the QTF arm spacing of 0.45 mm. This design ensured that the laser beam could sequentially pass through
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In this manuscript, we present a new design for an adaptive fiber optics collimator (AFOC) based on flexible hinges by using piezoelectric stacks actuators for X–Y displacement.
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The signal-receiving end of acquisition, pointing, and tracking (APT) systems applied to intersatellite laser communication terminals usually uses a fast-steering mirror (FSM) to control the
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Abstract—A method is reported for reconstructing the amplitude–frequency characteristic (AFC) of the dis-tributed fiber optic sensor (FOS) built into a polymer composite material (PCM), which is