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Lecture notes in mechanical engineering, Nov 11, 2021
IOP conference series, 2018
Procedia Engineering, 2017
Optics and Lasers in Engineering, Nov 1, 2011
Nanomaterials, Apr 17, 2024
This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative... more This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY
The use of diffractive optical elements (DOEs) opens up new possibilities for controlling the bea... more The use of diffractive optical elements (DOEs) opens up new possibilities for controlling the beam shape and the beam intensity distribution for optical telecommunication systems. To increase the beam intensity at peripheries of the laser spot, it is necessary to redistribute the energy portion from the center of the optical element to those areas that are designed to operate under conditions of an exponentially low intensity. This is achieved by using laser beam with a ring distribution of flow intensity. For this case, regularities of the power redistribution of formed laser beams into a line segment, as well as changes in the focus distance and focal length when changing the spatial position of the diffractive optical element are established. The spatial distribution of intensity in the laser spot was measured with the application of CO2 laser. Results of experimental studies correlate well with the calculated data.
Optics and Laser Technology, Jun 1, 2021
Abstract It is a remarkable and straightforward approach to customize the dispersion and nonlinea... more Abstract It is a remarkable and straightforward approach to customize the dispersion and nonlinear properties of the photonic devices without varying the composition of the material by employing periodic segmented waveguide structures at the subwavelength level of the operational wavelength. This method addresses the diffraction limit and it is likely to engineer the waveguides as a uniform optical medium with an effective refractive index that relies on the waveguide geometry. In recent years, advances in lithographic technology in the semiconductor-on-insulator platform providing sub-100-nm patterning resolution have been renowned with many useful devices based on subwavelength structures. At the beginning of the paper, the modal characteristics of the subwavelength grating (SWG) waveguides are presented. And in afterwards, we provide an insight into noteworthy progress in the subwavelength grating (SWG) waveguides based devices for signal processing and sensing applications such as ring resonators for surface and bulk sensing, couplers, suspended membrane waveguides for mid-infrared applications, filters, and fiber-to-chip couplers.
Computer Optics, Dec 1, 2019
Journal of physics, Sep 1, 2018
Journal of physics, Nov 1, 2019
Optical Memory and Neural Networks, 2016
Optical Memory and Neural Networks, Oct 1, 2015
Regularities of laser beam power redistribution with a change of the spatial position of the diff... more Regularities of laser beam power redistribution with a change of the spatial position of the diffractive optical element (DOE) was determined, as well as changes the focal distance and the length of the focal line segment at the change of spatial position of the DOE. The performed theoretical and experimental researches allow realizing the laser beam generation with purposefully changing spatial power distribution. Measurement of the spatial intensity distribution in the laser spot was conducted with using a СО2 laser Hebar-1A. The use of DOE as components of optical systems allows changing the shape of the laser beam and the beam intensity distribution over time.
Semiconductors, Aug 1, 2016
Technical Physics, Apr 1, 2016
Laser irradiation of thin molybdenum films with a thickness of less than 100 nm is studied. An ex... more Laser irradiation of thin molybdenum films with a thickness of less than 100 nm is studied. An experimental hypothesis in accordance with which films of refractory metals can be laser-ablated owing to the formation of an intermediate oxide phase is experimentally proven. A threefold decrease in the thickness of the ablation region under the action of scanning laser radiation is interpreted.
Proceedings of SPIE, Mar 25, 2015
Lecture notes in mechanical engineering, Nov 11, 2021
IOP conference series, 2018
Procedia Engineering, 2017
Optics and Lasers in Engineering, Nov 1, 2011
Nanomaterials, Apr 17, 2024
This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative... more This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY
The use of diffractive optical elements (DOEs) opens up new possibilities for controlling the bea... more The use of diffractive optical elements (DOEs) opens up new possibilities for controlling the beam shape and the beam intensity distribution for optical telecommunication systems. To increase the beam intensity at peripheries of the laser spot, it is necessary to redistribute the energy portion from the center of the optical element to those areas that are designed to operate under conditions of an exponentially low intensity. This is achieved by using laser beam with a ring distribution of flow intensity. For this case, regularities of the power redistribution of formed laser beams into a line segment, as well as changes in the focus distance and focal length when changing the spatial position of the diffractive optical element are established. The spatial distribution of intensity in the laser spot was measured with the application of CO2 laser. Results of experimental studies correlate well with the calculated data.
Optics and Laser Technology, Jun 1, 2021
Abstract It is a remarkable and straightforward approach to customize the dispersion and nonlinea... more Abstract It is a remarkable and straightforward approach to customize the dispersion and nonlinear properties of the photonic devices without varying the composition of the material by employing periodic segmented waveguide structures at the subwavelength level of the operational wavelength. This method addresses the diffraction limit and it is likely to engineer the waveguides as a uniform optical medium with an effective refractive index that relies on the waveguide geometry. In recent years, advances in lithographic technology in the semiconductor-on-insulator platform providing sub-100-nm patterning resolution have been renowned with many useful devices based on subwavelength structures. At the beginning of the paper, the modal characteristics of the subwavelength grating (SWG) waveguides are presented. And in afterwards, we provide an insight into noteworthy progress in the subwavelength grating (SWG) waveguides based devices for signal processing and sensing applications such as ring resonators for surface and bulk sensing, couplers, suspended membrane waveguides for mid-infrared applications, filters, and fiber-to-chip couplers.
Computer Optics, Dec 1, 2019
Journal of physics, Sep 1, 2018
Journal of physics, Nov 1, 2019
Optical Memory and Neural Networks, 2016
Optical Memory and Neural Networks, Oct 1, 2015
Regularities of laser beam power redistribution with a change of the spatial position of the diff... more Regularities of laser beam power redistribution with a change of the spatial position of the diffractive optical element (DOE) was determined, as well as changes the focal distance and the length of the focal line segment at the change of spatial position of the DOE. The performed theoretical and experimental researches allow realizing the laser beam generation with purposefully changing spatial power distribution. Measurement of the spatial intensity distribution in the laser spot was conducted with using a СО2 laser Hebar-1A. The use of DOE as components of optical systems allows changing the shape of the laser beam and the beam intensity distribution over time.
Semiconductors, Aug 1, 2016
Technical Physics, Apr 1, 2016
Laser irradiation of thin molybdenum films with a thickness of less than 100 nm is studied. An ex... more Laser irradiation of thin molybdenum films with a thickness of less than 100 nm is studied. An experimental hypothesis in accordance with which films of refractory metals can be laser-ablated owing to the formation of an intermediate oxide phase is experimentally proven. A threefold decrease in the thickness of the ablation region under the action of scanning laser radiation is interpreted.
Proceedings of SPIE, Mar 25, 2015