DOE OSTI · 3365522
Neural network-based control of an ultrafast laser
Abstract
With the recent advances in machine learning (ML) and data science (DS), the control, modeling, and analysis of these complex systems continues to improve. In this work, we report on the optimization of the intensity of a femtosecond laser using feedforward neural networks (FFNN) that model the input–output relationships of the data. The input parameters of the system were optimized to achieve the required performance of the femtosecond laser. We propose a neural network-based control system to model the relationship between the spectral amplitude and phase of the input laser pulse at the amplifier input and the shape of the output pulse. Low-jitter laser parameter inputs and the resulting laser pulse duration were modeled, and the resulting correlation between the input and output data was used to optimize the laser pulse. Here, we demonstrate improved processing and laser control performance.
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Aslam, A., Biedroń, S. G., Ma, Y., Murphy, J., Burger, M., Nees, J., Thomas, A. G.R., Krushelnick, K., Martínez-Ramón, M.. 2023-03-13. Neural network-based control of an ultrafast laser. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2023.168195
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