High-power beam steering using phase conjugation through Brillouin-induced four-wave mixing
D. C. Jones, Gary Cook, Kevin D. Ridley, Andrew M. Scott
Abstract
D. C. Jones, Gary Cook, Kevin D. Ridley, Andrew M. Scott
Abstract
We report an experimental demonstration of a beam-steering concept. A high-reflectivity phase-conjugate mirror is used to steer a high-power phase-conjugate beam using a low-power signal beam. The high reflectivity phase conjugation is achieved using Brillouin-induced four-wave mixing in a cell containing carbon disulfide.
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We report an experimental demonstration of a beam-steering concept. A high-reflectivity phase-conjugate mirror is used to steer a high-power phase-conjugate beam using a low-power signal beam. The high reflectivity phase conjugation is achieved using Brillouin-induced four-wave mixing in a cell containing carbon disulfide.
Key concepts: Phase conjugation, Optics, Signal beam, Brillouin scattering, Four-wave mixing, Beam steering, Beam (structure), Materials science