Experimental propagation of non-diffracting customized structured light modes through underwater turbulence

A modified HOBBIT system generates non-diffracting beams using a Bessel beam basis. Phase and amplitude control is realized to create customizable distributions, allowing complex intensity patterns to be tailored for desired function. These beams are propagated through underwater turbulence and show resilience to its effects.

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2024-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ipc60965.2024.10799569
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Optical Wireless Communication Technologies
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Experimental propagation of non-diffracting customized structured light modes through underwater turbulence

Evan Robertson, Eric G. Johnson, J. Keith Miller, Jaxon P. Wiley
Optical Wireless Communication Technologies
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Experimental propagation of non-diffracting customized structured light modes through underwater turbulence

Evan Robertson, Eric G. Johnson, J. Keith Miller, Jaxon P. Wiley
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A modified HOBBIT system generates non-diffracting beams using a Bessel beam basis. Phase and amplitude control is realized to create customizable distributions, allowing complex intensity patterns to be tailored for desired function. These beams are propagated through underwater turbulence and show resilience to its effects.

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Optical Wireless Communication Technologies
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