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Flat-top beam shaping for a Gaussian beam with a specific beam size and good beam quality A laser beam with a top-hat uniform intensity distribution is desired in many applications. A top-hat beam is also called a flat-top beam or a super-Gaussian beam. Basically we have 4 different methods to homogenize a laser beam, i.e. (1) flat-top beam shaping for a Gaussian beam with a specific beam size and good beam quality (2) Beam homogenizing tolerant to incident beam size and beam quality (3) Diffuser, tolerant to incident beam size and beam quality (4) beam homogenizing for incoherent beams with microlenses The products that you are reading were designed and fabricated based on our first method of homogenizing an incident laser beam. The diffractive optical elements (DOEs) designed based on this approach are very sensitive to the conditions of usage:
1. The incident laser beam should be of Gaussian distribution. If all these four conditions are satisfied, the DOEs' performance will be good, otherwise we cannot obtain desired flat-top output beam. By contrast, the DOEs designed based on the second approach are very tolerant to incident beam size and beam quality, without lateral or longitudinal alignment requirements. Product nomination for diffractive top-hat beam-shaping elements
Our standard top-hat beam shaping elements include Gaussian beam to rectangular flat-top beam and Gaussian beam to circular flat-top beam. Gaussian beam to rectangular flat-top beam: 2080 nm wavelength Gaussian beam to circular flat-top beam£¨13 models available. Please contact us for details£©
Gaussian beam to circular flat-top beam:
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