Abstract: A method for transmitting signals in a free space, in which a pair of transmission terminals is disposed. Each of the transmission terminals has a laser transceiver for transmitting and/or receiving laser signals. Before transmitting laser signals, each of the transmission terminals uses an optical alignment component to perform alignment. The laser transceiver and the optical alignment component both transmit and receive laser beams via a single optical component. The sets the laser transceivers of the pair of the transmission terminals to transmit and/or receive laser signals via different wavelengths, uses a visible laser beam sent from the optical alignment component to align the laser transceivers to each other before transmitting or receiving the laser signals and sets each of transmission terminals to transmit and receive the laser signals via a common axial direction.

Abstract: A color-simulating apparatus is provided, which can be applied to change the color of an article to various colors. The color-simulating device first analyzes a color to be simulated and then produces a light having the color according to the analysis result. Lastly, the color light is used to provide the color of an article.

Abstract: A color-simulating apparatus is provided, which can be applied to change the color of an article to various colors. The color-simulating device first analyzes a color to be simulated and then produces a light having the color according to the analysis result. Lastly, the color light is used to provide the color of an article.

Abstract: A high-efficiency cavity doubling laser according to the invention contains a laser diode, a laser crystal and a non-linear crystal, is characterized in having a first gap between the laser diode and the laser crystal and a second gap between the laser crystal and the non-linear crystal. Therefore, heat created by the laser crystal can be dissipated by the air gaps and cannot be directly conducted to the laser diode and the non-linear crystal. Furthermore, the thermal distortion of the laser crystal can be compensated by adjusting the position of the non-linear crystal, thereby increasing the efficiency of the laser.

Abstract: A butt-coupling pumped single-mode solid-state laser is provided for generating a laser of single-transverse and single-longitudinal mode. The butt-coupling pumped single-mode solid-state laser includes: (1) a laser diode having an output facet for producing a pumping light; (2) a laser crystal immediately connected to the output facet of the laser diode with a specific length therebetween for generating an excited light at a fundamental wavelength in response to the pumping light; and (3) a mirror disposed away from the laser crystal with a specific distance for emanating a laser output.

Abstract: A rapid and linear scanning optical delay line was attained by the use of a helicoid reflecting mirror which was spun by a DC servo motor for bringing about a periodic change in the optical path length of the reflected light beam. The double-pass scanning range of the delay time as large as 80 picosecond was attained by the scanning optical delay line having a helicoid reflecting mirror having 12 mm in pitch distance. The scanning optical delay line was used in an optical second-harmonic generation autocorrelator, which was thus capable of scanning successfully a picosecond optical pulse train. A real-time scanning of the picosecond laser pulse of a mode-locked Titanium:Sapphire was verified.

Abstract: A rapid and linear scanning optical delay line was attained by the use of a helicoid reflecting mirror which was spun by a DC servo motor for bringing about a periodic change in the optical path length of the reflected light beam. The double-pass scanning range of the delay time as large as 80 picosecond was attained by the scanning optical delay line having a helicoid reflecting mirror having 12 mm in pitch distance. The scanning optical delay line was used in an optical second-harmonic generation autocorrelator, which was thus capable of scanning successfully a picosecond optical pulse train. A real-time scanning of the picosecond laser pulse of a mode-locked Titanium:Sapphire was verified.

Abstract: A rapid and linear scanning optical delay line was attained by the use of a helicoid reflecting mirror which was spun by a DC servo motor for bringing about a periodic change in the optical path length of the reflected light beam. The double-pass scanning range of the delay time as large as 80 picosecond was attained by the scanning optical delay line having a helicoid reflecting mirror having 12 mm in pitch distance. The scanning optical delay line was used in an optical second-harmonic generation autocorrelator, which was thus capable of scanning successfully a picosecond optical pulse train. A real-time scanning of the picosecond laser pulse of a mode-locked Titanium:Sapphire was verified.

Abstract: A diode laser utilizing a grazing incidence grating in combination with collimating and refocusing devices and a mirror having a plurality of spaced reflective areas which are effective to return different wavelengths to the grating and thence to the laser to sustain oscillation at the reflected frequencies with tuning of the frequencies accomplished by translation of the mirror to position the reflective areas to change the reflected wavelengths.