Large-Aperture Compact Composite Sensor
Multiple sensors integrated in a very small volume measure phase, beam quality, divergence, far-/near-field energy and intensity distributions of large-aperture beams. They measure rectangular-beam wavefronts, quality factors, pupil/optical-axis intensity distributions, and dimensions. Legendre polynomials form the orthogonal basis for wavefront reconstruction appropriate to rectangular beams. Relationships between Seidel aberration terms and Legendre orders enable quantitative aberration analysis. A correction/detection conjugate plane supports practical wavefront correction within compact, lightweight constraints. The beam-quality β factor evaluates rectangular beams.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Working Field of View | ≥±1.5′ |
| Wavefront Reconstruction Accuracy | λ/10 |
| Effective Clear Aperture | ≥200mm×80mm |
| Anti-Reflection Coating on Optical Lenses T [@800-1100nm] | Transmittance T>99.5% |
| Main Beam Reducer Magnification | 11.9 × |
| Overall Dimensions | ≤250mm (height)×120mm (width)×300mm (length) |
| Total Unit Weight | approximately 8kg |
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