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Use of complex ray theory in the design of a laser diode module

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Use of complex ray theory in the design of optical devices with a thick lens is presented. As a thick lens consists of convex and concave interfaces, the transmission characteristics of an optical beam through a curved dielectric interface is investigated using complex ray theory and the mode expansion method. As an example, this procedure is applied to the design of a laser diode module with a spherical lens.

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