Topology optimization of multicomponent optomechanical systems for improved optical performance

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Abstract

The stringent and conflicting requirements imposed on optomechanical instruments and the ever-increasing need for higher resolution and quality imagery demands a tightly integrated system design approach. Our aim is to drive the thermomechanical design of multiple components through the optical performance of the complete system. To this end, we propose a new method combining structural-thermal-optical performance analysis and topology optimization while taking into account both component and system level constraints. A 2D two-mirror example demonstrates that the proposed approach is able to improve the system’s spot size error by 95% compared to uncoupled system optimization while satisfying equivalent constraints.

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Koppen, S., van der Kolk, M., van Kempen, F. C. M., de Vreugd, J., & Langelaar, M. (2018). Topology optimization of multicomponent optomechanical systems for improved optical performance. Structural and Multidisciplinary Optimization, 58(3), 885–901. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00158-018-1932-4

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