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Comparative study on the power scaling performance of three different coherent polarization beam combination system structures |
Ma Peng-Fei (马鹏飞), Zhou Pu (周朴), Ma Yan-Xing (马阎星), Su Rong-Tao (粟荣涛), Liu Ze-Jin (刘泽金) |
College of Optoelectric Science and Engineering, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha 410073, China |
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Abstract Coherent polarization beam combination (CPBC) is a new kind of coherent beam combination configuration with high combining efficiency and excellent beam quality. In order to extend the CPBC system to a large scale, we provide a comparative study on the power scaling performance of three different coherent polarization beam combination system structures. It is found that the pairwise structure has high tolerance to aberrations and has a potential to extend to a large scale with high combining efficiency. In consideration of all the aberrations, the combining efficiency of the pairwise structure can be reached as high as 90% when the combined beams are more than 200. Some instructive suggestions are given to extend the CPBC system to a large scale.
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Received: 09 January 2012
Revised: 26 April 2012
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Corresponding Authors:
Liu Ze-Jin
E-mail: zejinliu@nudt.edu.cn
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Ma Peng-Fei (马鹏飞), Zhou Pu (周朴), Ma Yan-Xing (马阎星), Su Rong-Tao (粟荣涛), Liu Ze-Jin (刘泽金) Comparative study on the power scaling performance of three different coherent polarization beam combination system structures 2012 Chin. Phys. B 21 094206
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