DOI: 10.22184/1993-7296.FRos.2025.19.7.564.576
This article addresses the problem of stabilizing the propagation direction of wide-aperture laser beams when the beam size significantly exceeds the dimensions of standard quadrant photodetectors. Two fundamental stabilization schemes are analyzed: with dependent and independent control loops. It is shown that the former has a fundamental limitation due to the highly dependent nature of the influence matrix. As a solution, a system with two independent loops is proposed, which does not require matrix calculations and demonstrates high beam positioning accuracy sufficient for practical application in laser long-distance communication and focusing systems.

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Разработка: студия Green Art