Super-oscillation sub-diffraction focusing with emulated atmospheric turbulence

IF 3.5 2区工程技术 Q2 OPTICS

Optics and Lasers in Engineering Pub Date : 2024-11-09 DOI:10.1016/j.optlaseng.2024.108675

Na Yao , Jiao Jiao , Jingxuan Duan , Mo Chen , Duanpeng He

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Abstract

The super-oscillation (SO) phenomena successfully applied to super-resolution optical telescopes have yet to study the existence of atmospheric turbulence (AT). In this paper, we first experimentally investigate the sub-diffraction focusing of the SO light field in the atmospheric-like turbulence. The 137-element adaptive optics (AO) system is utilized to correct the dynamic wavefront aberration produced by the AT and obtain the AO closed-loop RMS of the residual wavefront error ∼λ/15. For a proofed telescope (clear aperture 12 mm and focal length 1000 mm) @λ=632.8 nm, the FWHM of the experimental SO spot under the modest AT (wavefront error RMS ∼0.57λ) is about 0.79 times of the Airy spot compared with the non-AT result of 0.76 times, while the strong AT (wavefront error RMS ∼1.35λ) erases the sub-diffraction focusing effect of the SO field and the average side-lobe intensity increases significantly. This study is promising for super-resolving telescope, synthetic aperture for visible imaging, etc.

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利用模拟大气湍流进行超振荡子衍射聚焦

成功应用于超分辨率光学望远镜的超振荡（SO）现象尚未研究大气湍流（AT）的存在。在本文中，我们首先通过实验研究了类大气湍流中 SO 光场的次衍射聚焦。利用 137 元自适应光学（AO）系统校正 AT 产生的动态波前像差，并获得 AO 闭环残余波前误差 RMS ∼λ/15。对于经过校准的望远镜（透明孔径 12 mm，焦距 1000 mm）@λ=632.8 nm，在适度 AT（波前误差均方根∼0.57λ）下，实验 SO 光斑的 FWHM 约为 Airy 光斑的 0.79 倍，而非 AT 的结果为 0.76 倍；而在强 AT（波前误差均方根∼1.35λ）下，SO 场的次衍射聚焦效应被消除，平均侧叶强度显著增加。这项研究有望用于超分辨望远镜、可见光成像合成孔径等。

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Optics and Lasers in Engineering 工程技术-光学

CiteScore

8.90

自引率

8.70%

发文量

384

审稿时长

42 days

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