简介:Thehigh-powerlaserbeaminthefinalopticsassemblyofhigh-powerlaserfacilitiesisoftenmodulatedbycontaminationparticles,whichmaycauselocalhighlightintensity,therebyincreasingthefilamentarydamageprobabilityforopticalcomponents.Tostudythegeneraldesignbasisforafinalopticsassemblytodecreasetheriskoffilamentarydamage,different-sizedcontaminationparticlesdepositedonacomponentsurfacearesimulatedtomodulatea351-nmlaserbeambasedontheopticaltransmissiontheory,andthecorrespondingsimulationresultsareanalyzedstatisticallyintermsofthepropagationcharacteristicandthelightfieldintensitydistributionofthemodulatedlaserbeam.Thestatisticalresultsshowthatcomponentthicknessanddistancebetweencomponentscantosomeextentbeoptimizedtoreducetheappearanceoflocalhighlightintensity,andthegeneraldesignbasisofcomponentthicknessandarrangementaregivenfordifferentcontrollevelsofparticlesizes.Moreover,thestatisticalresultscanalsopredictthelaserbeamqualityapproximatelyundertheexistingopticsdesignandenvironmentalcleanliness.Theoptimizeddesignforfinalopticsassemblybasedonenvironmentalcleanlinesslevelisusefultoprolongthelifetimeofopticsandenhancetheoutputpowerofhigh-powerlaserfacilities.