Mikhail Levtonov
Mikhail is an optical engineer at Samsung research center in Moscow, Russia. He started working in optics field in 2002 at scientific production group “Mechatron” Russia while studying in Moscow State Technical University named after Bauman. In 2002 he acquired Bachelors and in 2004 Masters degree in specialty “Optoelectronic devices and systems” at the same university. Fields of interests cover metal vapor lasers and related as well as projection optics for RPTV.
Articles by this Author
How to Write User-Defined Surfaces with Waterloo Maple
- By Mikhail Levtonov
- Published 14 March 2006
- User Articles , User Defined Features
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This article shows how to create ZEMAX user-defined surfaces using the Waterloo Maple mathematics package.
This article is also available in Japanese.
This article is also available in Japanese.
How to Model a High-Magnification Unstable Laser Resonator.
- By Mikhail Levtonov
- Published 25 October 2005
- User Articles , Physical Optics
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This article demonstrates:
- How to model several passes through an unstable optical resonator
- How to apply soft-edged apertures to a laser beam
- How to use beam resampling
- How to model adjustment errors
A zip file containing sample files can be downloaded from the last page of this article.