Temperature-dependent optical coupling drift in CPO: How should the next controlled comparison be designed?

Can local temperature, position, optical power and an independent reference be synchronized and reproduced after fixation?

Optical drift after fixationTemperature, displacement and powerOptical source and thermal boundary conditions

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Can local temperature, position, optical power and an independent reference be synchronized and reproduced after fixation?
What assumptions and limitations are known for the fixation materials, actual cure and thermomechanical model?
How can heat-generation/cooling boundary conditions be controlled separately from source changes?

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Can local temperature, position, optical power and an independent reference be synchronized and reproduced after fixation?
What assumptions and limitations are known for the fixation materials, actual cure and thermomechanical model?
How can heat-generation/cooling boundary conditions be controlled separately from source changes?

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