Real-time determination of laser beam quality by modal decomposition
Oliver A. Schmidt, Christian Schulze, Daniel Flamm, Robert Br\"uning,, Thomas Kaiser, Siegmund Schr\"oter, Michael Duparr\'e

TL;DR
This paper introduces a rapid, all-optical method for real-time measurement of laser beam quality using modal decomposition, aligning with ISO standards, and enabling analysis under previously inaccessible conditions.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel, fast, all-optical technique for real-time laser beam quality measurement via modal decomposition, conforming to ISO standards.
Findings
Method provides real-time measurement of M2 beam quality.
Technique is simple, fast, and allows analysis under new conditions.
Results align with ISO standard measurements.
Abstract
We present a real-time method to determine the beam propagation ratio M2 of laser beams. The all-optical measurement of modal amplitudes yields M2 parameters conform to the ISO standard method. The experimental technique is simple and fast, which allows to investigate laser beams under conditions inaccessible to other methods.
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