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Jili Wu

at Air Force Engineering Univ

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Proceedings Article | 12 March 2008 Paper

The optimization of incoherent fiber laser beam combination

Jie Xu, Shanghong Zhao, Shengbao Zhan, Rui Hou, Jili Wu, Yongjun Li, Shaoqiang Fang

Proceedings Volume 6624, 662407 (2008) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.791058

KEYWORDS: Fiber lasers, Charge-coupled devices, Visible radiation, High power lasers, Silicon, Turbulence, Thermal blooming, Cladding, Laser applications, Scientific research

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With the continuous increase of output power of double cladding fiber lasers, the researches of the techniques of fiber laser beam combination have become a new focus. With the inherent characters of small volume, light weight, good beam quality and system stability. Once the high power output laser was achieved, there would be broad applications in industry, scientific researches and military field. Incoherent beam combination is much easier to be realized compared with coherent beam combination, and with better system stability, thus it became an promising technique to achieve small volume and high power laser source. In an incoherent fiber laser beam combination system, the transform lens and diffractive grating play an important role in determining the coupling efficiency. Through theoretic analysis and numerical simulations, it has been proved that the optimum focal length of transform lens should be around 20cm in order to ensure a high system coupling efficiency under some selected simulation parameters. Also the lower frequency of diffractive grating is preferred, and a contradiction is present that is the higher frequency of diffractive grating is favorable in the consideration of maximum fiber array width, thus a moderate value was chosen as 200mm^-1 with comprehensive consideration. The lower grating thickness is helpful in improving the diffractive efficiency, while it faced the problem of heat resistance and manufacturing difficulty, therefore the grating thickness between 2mm and 4mm is preferred. Under such optimized parameters, the coupling efficiency would be 70% or even higher with small deviation angle and wavelength. An example of effective jamming distance of combined fiber laser to visible light silicon CCD has been given, whose results had proved the application foreground of combined fiber laser.

Proceedings Article | 10 November 2007 Paper

Performance research of multiple access of satellite formation flying laser communication in atmospheric turbulence

Yongjun Li, Shanghong Zhao, Jili Wu, Guoliang Dai, Jie Xu

Proceedings Volume 6795, 679508 (2007) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.772868

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A novel multiple access model of satellite formation flying is brought forward, which has the advantages of shared signal bandwidth, asynchronous access etc, at the same time it overcomes the problems of difficulty of constructing the addressing codes in the optical code division multiple access and that of hardware implementing in wavelength division multiple access. The model makes use of delay difference between two arms of Mach-Zender interferometer (MZI) to encode and decode at the end of transmitter and receiver respectively, that's to say when the delay difference of receiving end is close to that of transmitting end, the received optical power would be maximum. Frequency shift keying modulation is adopted to achieve the coherent multiplexing multiple access. Then when the micro-satellite beam is transmitted in atmosphere condition of weak turbulence, the receiving optical field is described by the Rytov model based on the premise of independent optical field interference, the formula of SNR and BER is deduced. The simulation results show that given the turbulence amplitude, 1/SNR ascends along with increasing of satellite number, furthermore the larger turbulence amplitude, the more quickly 1/SNR rises, this proves number of satellites and turbulence amplitude are the dominating parameters which affect the system performance.

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