Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, Volume. 55, Issue 4, 041401(2018)

Influences of Lens Distance and Tilt Angle Between Beam Expanders on Laser Focusing Characteristics

Liangliang Yang1, Luo Zhang1, Haihong Zhu1、*, Jie Yin1, Linda Ke1, and Xiaoyan Zeng1
Author Affiliations
  • 1 Shanghai Spaceflight Precision Machinery Institute, Shanghai 201600, China
  • 1 Wuhan National Laboratory for Optoelectronics, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, Hubei 430074, China
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    Figures & Tables(17)
    Optical system diagram for laser processing
    Beam expanders commonly used in laser processing. (a) Kepler system; (b) Galileo system
    Schematic of optical system with sequence mode
    Diagram of optical system with non-sequence mode
    Relationship between defocusing amount and distance between beam expanders
    Schematic of tilt angle of beam expander
    Relationship among focal length, defocusing amount and tilt angle of beam expander
    Relationship among peak power, spot diameter and distance between beam expanders
    Relationship among peak power, spot diameter and tilt angle of beam expander
    (a) Distribution of spot energy at different lens distances; (b) distribution of spot energy at different tilt angles; (c) relationship between spot center position and tilt angle of beam expander
    (a) Schematic of experimental setup for measuring focus position; (b) schematic of measuring method; (c) relationship between defocusing amount and lens distance measured in experiment
    Schematic of experimental setup for measuring spot energy distribution
    Distributions of spot energy under different lens distances. (a) Δd=1.0 mm; (b) Δd=0.2 mm; (c) Δd=-0.2 mm; (d) Δd=-1.0 mm
    • Table 1. Parameters of optical system with sequence mode

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      Table 1. Parameters of optical system with sequence mode

      SurfaceRadius /mmThickness /mmGlassSemi-diameter /mm
      OBJInfinityInfinity-0.000
      STOInfinity5.000-2.500
      2-3.8005.200N-BK73.500
      3-10.45026.100-5.000
      450.6005.100N-BK712.500
      5-50.60050.000-12.500
      6Infinity50.000-10.868
      761.0267.500BK715.000
      8-44.8422.500SF515.000
      9-131.72695.726-15.000
      ImageInfinity--9.826
    • Table 2. Parameters of optical system with non-sequential mode

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      Table 2. Parameters of optical system with non-sequential mode

      ItemObject typeReference objectzpositionMaterial
      1Source Gaussian00-
      2Detector rect05.000-
      3Standard lens210.000N-BK7
      4Standard lens331.300N-BK7
      5Detector rect455.100-
      6Standard lens550.000BK7
      7Standard lens67.500SF5
      8Detector rect798.226-
    • Table 3. Parameters of optical system with non-sequential mode when lens tilt angle is changed

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      Table 3. Parameters of optical system with non-sequential mode when lens tilt angle is changed

      ItemObject typeReference objectzpositionTilt angle /(°)
      1Source Gaussian000
      2Detector rect05.0000
      3Standard lens015.0005
      4Standard lens046.3000
      5Detector rect0101.4000
      6Standard lens0151.4000
      7Standard lens0158.9000
      8Detector rect0257.1260
    • Table 4. Spot energy distributions in initial position (after filtering)

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      Table 4. Spot energy distributions in initial position (after filtering)

      DetectorSpot distribution on xy planeSpot distribution onx-axis (or y-axis)Stereogram of distributionof spot irradiance
      2(10 mm×10 mm)
      5(30 mm×30 mm)
      8(4 mm×4 mm)
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    Liangliang Yang, Luo Zhang, Haihong Zhu, Jie Yin, Linda Ke, Xiaoyan Zeng. Influences of Lens Distance and Tilt Angle Between Beam Expanders on Laser Focusing Characteristics[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2018, 55(4): 041401

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    Paper Information

    Category: Lasers and Laser Optics

    Received: Oct. 19, 2017

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Sep. 11, 2018

    The Author Email: Haihong Zhu (zhuhh@mail.hus)

    DOI:10.3788/LOP55.041401

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