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1.5 kW radially polarized beam irradiated from a FAF CO2 laser based on an intracavity triple-axicon retroreflector and quarter wave phase retarders

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Abstract

In this paper, a three folds spatial resonator composed of a triple-axicon retroreflector and four pieces of quarter wave phase retarder is demonstrated to directly output radially polarized beams in a fast axial flow (FAF) CO2 laser system. The triple-axicon retroreflector serves as the azimuthally polarized beams’ selective element, and the quarter wave phase retarders convert the azimuthally polarized beams to radially polarized beams. Finally, a stable 1.5 kW radially polarized beam is generated in this laser system.

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