Laser with adjustable mirror for mode control

Coherent light generators – Particular beam control device – Mode discrimination

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372 20, 372 99, 372103, 372107, H01S 3098

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049512854

ABSTRACT:
A laser comprising a first mirror having a shape. The shape is generally spherical for typical lasers with the shape of the mirror being defined by the radius of curvature of a reflective surface on the mirror. A second mirror is provided mounted with the first to define a laser cavity. The cross-sectional sizes of the modes of oscillation within the laser cavity are defined by the shape of the first mirror. An aperture at a given location having a fixed cross-sectional size is mounted with the laser cavity. Alternatively, a laser bore which forms an effective aperture at a given location is used. A means is mounted with the first mirror for adjusting the shape of the first mirror so that the cross-sectional size of a selected mode at the given location matches the cross-sectional size of the aperture.

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patent: 3839684 (1974-10-01), Matsuko et al.
Raymond J. Roark, Formulas for Stress and Strain, Fourth Edition, McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1965.

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