Anamorphic beam shaping for efficient laser homogenization: methods and high power applications
Christoph Tillkorn, Andreas Heimes, Daniel Flamm, Stefan, Dorer, Torsten Beck, Julian Hellstern, Felix Marschall, and, Christian Lingel

TL;DR
This paper discusses an anamorphic beam shaping technique that enhances laser beam homogenization for high power applications, improving uniformity and efficiency in industrial processing.
Contribution
It introduces novel design methods for anamorphic beam shaping tailored to high power laser sources, optimizing homogenization for industrial use.
Findings
Effective beam transformation improves homogeneity
Enhanced laser processing uniformity
Applicable to large-area high power laser systems
Abstract
The homogenization of light is widely applied in various industrial sectors. The uniform high power processing of large areas requires a high degree of homogeneity. Sophisticated beam transformation techniques are used to optimize the illumination of standard optical diffusers such as microlens arrays and decrease the contrast of interference. Novel design techniques take advantage of a multimodal approach which is especially adapted to the characteristic properties of the laser light source. We show how anamorphic beam shaping is employed to transform the high power light source in order to meet the required level of homogeneity suited for the respective application.
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