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Beam shaping products are advanced diffractive optical components designed to transform and control laser beam profiles with high precision. These planar optics are typically fabricated using liquid crystal polymer (LCP) layers and optical glass substrates, enabling accurate phase modulation, polarization-dependent operation, and stable optical performance in compact systems.

  • Airy Beam Converter Planar
  • Axicon Lens
  • Laser Mode Converter

The Airy Beam Converter generates Airy beams with unique properties such as self-acceleration, self-healing, and quasi-non-diffracting propagation, making it suitable for optical manipulation and advanced photonics experiments. The Planar Axicon Lens is used to convert Gaussian beams into annular or Bessel beams, providing extended depth of focus and uniform beam distribution for applications in laser processing and microscopy. The Laser Mode Converter transforms fundamental Gaussian modes (TEM₀₀) into higher-order Hermite–Gaussian modes such as TEM₀₁, TEM₁₀, and TEM₁₁, enabling precise mode control for laser research and beam engineering. These beam shaping optics are widely used in microscopy, laser material processing, optical trapping, and scientific research.

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1. Airy Beam Converter (Planar)

  • Generates self-accelerating beams for advanced optical manipulation
  • Self-healing beam profile that reconstructs after obstacles
  • Quasi non-diffracting propagation over longer distances
  • Compact planar design with high phase accuracy
  • Ideal for microscopy, optical trapping, and research applications

2. Planar Axicon Lens

  • Converts Gaussian beams into annular and Bessel beams
  • Provides extended depth of focus and long propagation range
  • Uniform beam distribution for precision applications
  • Flat, lightweight structure compared to conventional conical axicons
  • Suitable for laser processing, imaging, and beam shaping systems

3. Laser Mode Converter

  • Efficient conversion from TEM₀₀ to higher-order modes (TEM₀₁, TEM₁₀, TEM₁₁)
  • High mode purity and stable beam transformation
  • Precise polarization-dependent control of laser modes
  • Compact planar optical design for easy system integration
  • Useful in laser research, optical experiments, and advanced photonics systems

Specifications

1. Airy Beam Converter (Planar)

  • Material: Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP) + N-BK7 glass substrates
  • Structure: Glass–LCP–Glass sandwich flat plate
  • Fast-Axis Orientation: Cubic phase distribution (λ/2 retardation)
  • Operating Wavelength: 633 nm (single-wavelength optimized)
  • Clear Aperture: ~10 × 10 mm
  • Dimension: 25.4 × 3.2 mm
  • Central Offset: < 0.5 mm
  • Beam Type: 2D first-order Airy beam
  • Polarization Dependence: Yes (polarization-controlled beam shaping)
  • Output Characteristics: Self-accelerating, self-healing, quasi non-diffracting beam

2. Planar Axicon Lens

  • Material: N-BK7 glass + LCP functional layer
  • Structure: Planar diffractive sandwich design
  • Operating Wavelengths: 532 nm, 633 nm, 1064 nm
  • Clear Aperture: ~20 mm
  • Dimension: 25.4 × 3.2 mm
  • Deflection Angles: 0.5°, 1.0°, 2.0°, 2.3°, 4.7°
  • Phase Retardation: Uniform λ/2 across aperture
  • Beam Output: Annular beam / Bessel beam generation
  • Polarization Dependence: Yes
  • Optical Design: Radially graded fast-axis orientation

3. Laser Mode Converter

  • Material: N-BK7 window substrates + LCP thin film
  • Structure: Patterned LCP phase plate (planar)
  • Operating Wavelengths: 532 nm, 633 nm, 780 nm, 1064 nm
  • Clear Aperture: ~21.5 mm
  • Dimension: 25.4 × 3.2 mm
  • Phase Retardation: π (λ/2 equivalent)
  • Mode Conversion Options:
      • TEM₀₀ → TEM₀₁
      • TEM₀₀ → TEM₁₀
      • TEM₀₀ → TEM₁₁
  • Fast-Axis Distribution: Two-zone (0°–90°) / Four-zone (0°–90°–0°–90°)
  • Polarization Dependence: Yes
  • Application Type: Precision laser mode shaping and beam engineering

Applications

1. Airy Beam Converter (Planar)

  • Optical trapping and particle manipulation
  • Advanced microscopy and light-sheet imaging
  • Laser beam steering and optical routing
  • Biomedical imaging and optical diagnostics
  • Non-diffracting beam applications in research labs

2. Planar Axicon Lens

  • Bessel beam generation for deep focus imaging
  • Laser material processing and drilling
  • Optical coherence tomography (OCT) systems
  • Microscopy and extended depth-of-field imaging
  • Laser alignment and beam homogenization

3. Laser Mode Converter

  • Laser mode control in research and photonics experiments
  • Generation of higher-order Hermite–Gaussian modes
  • Optical communication and mode multiplexing
  • Quantum optics and structured light studies
  • Laser resonator and beam engineering applications

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