Fig. 3: Optical characterization of a diamond mirror. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Optical characterization of a diamond mirror.

From: Diamond mirrors for high-power continuous-wave lasers

Fig. 3: Optical characterization of a diamond mirror.

a Reflection spectrum of a diamond mirror, blue line is measurement data and red line is FDTD simulation. Absolute reflectivity of 98.9 ± 0.3% is measured at 1064 nm using a DBR laser. Inset shows a zoom-in of the measured spectrum around its maximum. b Beam profile measurement taken of the reflection from the diamond mirror using a scanning-slit profiler. Axes show cross sections of the reflected beam (black circles) with overlaid Gaussian fit (red). Fit yields a 4σ beam width of ~1.5 mm. Distance refers to the amount traveled by the slit relative to its initial position. Inset shows a 3-D perspective of the reflected beam, with axes (and its units) identical to the main figure. Colors indicate normalized optical intensity.

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