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  Product documentation

Learn more about our products and services. Click on the PDF icon next to the item you would like to read.

  Title and description Language
     
Imagine Optic Selection Guide
A guide to the ensemble of Imagine Optics hardware and software products including some technical information.
English
     
HASO™3 Wavefront Sensors
Product brochure of the new generation wavefront sensor including technical specifications
English
     
HASO™v3 Software
Product brochure of the latest release of the HASO software suite
English
     
ΘXΘY Rotation Stage Schematic
Schematic of the ΘXΘY Rotation Stage
 
     
HASO™ Fast Wavefront Sensors
Product brochure of the high-speed wavefront sensor including technical specifications
 
     
HASO™3 WSR Wavefront Sensors
Product brochure of the wide spectral range wavefront sensor including technical specifications
English
     
HASO™ HP Wavefront Sensors
Product brochure of the high performance wavefront sensor including technical specifications
English
     
HASO™ NIR Wavefront Sensors
Product brochure of the new wavefront sensor for telecom applications including technical specifications
English
     
HASO™ UV Wavefront Sensors
Product brochure of the new wavefront sensor for UV applications including technical specifications
English
     
HASO™3 OEM Wavefront Sensors
Product brochure of the wavefront sensor for integrators including technical specifications
English
     
HASO™ X-EUV Wavefront Sensors
Product brochure of the wavefront sensor at ultra-short wavelength including technical specifications
English
     
Mirao™ 52-d Electromagnetic Deformable Mirror
Product brochure of the all-new Mirao deformable mirror including technical specifications
 
     
Adaptive Optics
Product brochure about adaptive optics solutions for wavefront correction including technical specifications
English
     
LIght Platform
Product brochure of the HASO's optomechanical add-on including technical specifications
English
     
WaRPP Light
Product brochure of the wavefront map processing Windows software
English
     
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  Articles

Learn how our customers use our products in the quality control, optical systems & laser metrology domains. Click on the PDF icon next to the item you would like to read.

  Description Language
     

Thermal lensing measurements in diode-pumped Yb-doped
GdCOB, YCOB, YSO, YAG and KGW

S. Chenais, F. Druon, F. Balembois, G. Lucas-Leclin, Y. Fichot, P. Georges, R. Gaume, B. Viana, G.P. Aka, D. Vivien
A Shack–Hartmann wavefront sensor was used to measure thermal lensing in diode-end-pumped Yb-doped GdCOB, YCOB, YSO, YAG, and KGW crystals, under lasing or nonlasing conditions. Measured thermal lenses are aberration-free, and their focal lengths under lasing action range from 40 to 140 mm for 5 W of absorbed power. When laser action was inhibited the thermal lens dioptric power was increased significantly in most crystals, supplying evidence that nonradiative mechanisms exist. Reduction of thermal effects in a composite YCOB crystal is also investigated, as well as the dependence of thermal lensing on the emission wavelength in YSO.

English
     
Generation and characterization of the highest intensity lasers
S.-W. Bahk, P. Rousseau, T. A. Planchon, V. Chvykov, G. Kalintchenko, A. Maksimchuk, G. A. Mourou, and V. Yanovsky
We generated a record peak intensity of0.7 x 1022 W fcm2 by focusing a 45-TW laser beam with an f/0.6 off-axis paraboloid. The aberrations of the paraboloid and the low-energy reference laser beam were measured and corrected, and a focal spot size of 0.8 pm was achieved. It is shown that the peak intensity can be increased to 1.0 x 1022'V'lf cm2 by correction of the wave front of a 45-TW beam relative to the reference beam. The phase and amplitude measurement provides for an efficient full characterization of the focal fieid.

English
     
Wavefront sensors show up problems with beams
Article from OLE, sept. 2005
Whether it's adjusting a telescope or focusing a laser beam to a small spot, wavefront sensing can help. Xavier Levecq explains the technique and the options available.
English
     
Design and characterization of a near-diffraction-limited femtosecond 100-TW 10-Hz high-intensity laser system.
M. Pittman, S. Ferré, J.P. Rousseau, L. Notebaert, J.P. Chambaret, G. Cheriaux
We present the design and characterization of a femtosecond high-intensity laser system emitting a neardiffraction-limited beam. This system was dimensioned in order to reach intensities in excess of 10²° W/cm² at a high repetition rate for ultrahigh-field physics experiments. We describe the improvements that were added to a conventional chirp pulse amplification configuration in order to decrease the deleterious effects of gain narrowing, gain shifting, thermal focusing in the amplifier stages, and spatial degradation due tomultipass amplification processes.
English
     
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Learn how our customers use our products in the adaptive optics domain. Click on the PDF icon next to the item you would like to read.

  Description Language
     
Comparison of different AO systems
Comparison of different adaptive optic systems involving the same mirror, 2001
English
     
AO for ultra intense Laser - Wavefront sensing
Wavefront sensing and adaptive optics in visible range, article by P. Mercere (loa, Palaiseau) 2001
English
     
Utilisation en imagerie du vivant
Utilisation et impact des analyseurs de Front d’onde Shack-Hartmann sur les techniques d’imagerie du vivant
French
     
AO for ultra intense Laser - Spacial quality
Importance of spatial quality of intense femtosecond pulses, article by S. Ranc (loa, Palaiseau) 2000
English
     
AO for ultra intense Laser - Off-axis aberration compensation
Off-axis aberration compensation of focusing with spherical mirrors using deformable mirrors, article by T. Planchon (loa, palaiseau) 2002
English
     
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Hear directly from customers using our products. Click on the PDF icon next to the item you would like to read.

  Description Language
     
Testimony
Wavefront sensing and adaptive optic for Femtosecond lasers
English
     
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Shack Hartmann Technology: General principle. Click on the PDF icon next to the item you would like to read.

  Description Language
     
History and principles of Shack Hartmann wavefront sensing
Description of the main principles and the history of Shack Hartmann technology by Ben Platt and Roland Shack himself (2001)
English
     
Theoretical optical aberrations and their outcomes
Theoritical optical aberrations and their outcomes by G Yoon
English
     
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