Lectures related to Ultrafast Laser Beam Steering

Explains mode locking techniques to achieve high peak power in lasers.

Explores laser amplification through stimulated emission and the generation of short pulses using mode-locking techniques.

Provides an overview of laser fundamentals, applications, and technologies relevant to engineering and manufacturing processes.

Explores gas lasers, solid-state lasers, and dye lasers for advanced laser systems.

Provides an overview of laser fundamentals, including operation principles and various applications in engineering.

Explores laser operation, modelocking mechanisms, and synchronization of metronomes.

Explores semi-conductor lasers, beam quality, direct vs. indirect bandgap, and M2 parameter significance.

Covers the fundamentals of lasers, their historical development, and applications in engineering fields.

Explores laser principles, types, and hazards, focusing on eye and skin safety measures.

Explores short pulse generation in laser systems, covering inhomogeneous width, mode-locking regimes, and the optical Kerr effect.

Discusses beam quality in lasers, focusing on the beam parameter product and its applications in fiber coupling and modulation speed.

Explores nonlinear effects in laser systems, focusing on pulse generation and frequency modulation using gas and dye lasers.

Covers fiber lasers, including types, fabrication, absorption, resonators, and modelocking, with examples and comparisons.

Provides an overview of laser fusion principles and applications, focusing on ultrafast lasers and their role in energy generation.

Explores the history of lasers and the Lorentz model for atom-light interaction.

Introduces the fundamentals of ultrafast optics, covering light pulses, dispersion, mode-locked lasers, and chirped pulse amplification.

Explores the principles and applications of optical beam steering, including diffraction gratings and MEMS-based systems.

Explores chirped pulse amplification for ultrashort laser pulses and the significance of Carrier-Envelope Phase stabilization.