Correction of angular deviation and radial drift of laser beams

Optical: systems and elements – Single channel simultaneously to or from plural channels

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C359S641000, C359S288000, C359S554000

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06853489

ABSTRACT:
A laser correction element for the correction of angular deviation due to pointing instability and radial displacement due to thermal drift, including one or more of an angular deviation non-symmetric optical element for redirecting a beam axis of a laser beam through a first corrective angle dependent upon the angle of incidence of the laser beam on the angular deviation element to be parallel with an optimum centerline and a radial displacement non-symmetric optical element for redirecting a beam axis of a laser beam through a second corrective angle dependent upon a radial displacement of the beam axis. A collimating non-symmetric optical element may redirect the laser beam through a third corrective angle dependent on radial displacement of the beam axis from a centerline and angle of incidence on the collimating element.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5486694 (1996-01-01), Harris
patent: 6075650 (2000-06-01), Morris et al.

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