Dr. ARASAD ALI KHAN
National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur, Kolhan University
0000-0002-6962-0764
About
My name is Arasad Ali Khan and I completed my PhD in Physics from the Department of Physics, National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur on 27th December 2024.
My research focuses on the design and implementation of holographic optical elements, specifically holographic lenses, and their various applications in interferometry and solar holography. For my PhD work, I utilized both the imaging and non-imaging properties of holographic lenses. I developed a compact coherent imaging system/interferometer that consists of four identical holographic lenses. I investigated the advantageous applications of this imaging system/interferometer in several areas, including measuring in-plane displacement components in speckle metrology, assessing various fracture parameters for an aluminium beam having central edge crack under a three-point bending test in fracture mechanics, and forming good-quality, uniformly spaced, undistorted fringes for Laser Doppler Anemometry (LDA) measurement. The results of these investigations have been published in reputable international journals.
On the other hand, the non-imaging properties of holographic lenses, specifically their wavelength and angular selectivity, were used to record an off-axis multiplexed lens for concentrator photovoltaics. Such multiplexed lens facilitates wavelength-selective operations with a wide acceptance angle in concentrator photovoltaics. This innovative approach offers a novel solution to the challenges associated with the limited tolerance angle (acceptance angle) of holographic lenses for concentrator photovoltaics, allowing for more efficient and effective use of solar energy.
Employment
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National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur RESEARCHER2018 - Present
Education
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National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur Ph.D2018 - 2024
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Kolhan University M.Sc PHYSICS2014 - 2016
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Kolhan University B.Sc (Honours) in Physics2010 - 2013
Projects & Funding
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Publications (10)
- An Experimental Method to Minimize Errors in the In-Plane Displacement Measurements in Laser Speckle Photography Using a Dual Aperture Compact HoloLens Imaging System Save
- Experimental assessment of a low-cost aberration-free compact double aperture four-hololens imaging system: application to the enhancement of sensitivity and accuracy of in-plane displacement measurement Save
- Design and analysis of holographic lens based optical system for laser Doppler anemometry Save
- Recording and analysis of off-axis multiplexed volume holographic lens for wavelength selective wide acceptance angle operation in concentrator photovoltaics Save
- Holographic Lenses for the Precision Measurement of Surface Displacement in Speckle Metrology Save
- Experimental Method to Enhance Sensitivity and Accuracy of Measurements in Measuring Fracture Parameters around the Crack Tip Using Compact Hololens Imaging System Save
- Design and analysis of holographic optical elements for their use as couplers with appreciable efficiency at different optical transmission windows Save
- Analysis of double aperture hololens imaging system through simulation and experimentation for its application in speckle metrology Save
- Splitting and Concentration of Solar Spectrum using Compound Holographic Optical Element for Nanowire and Nanopillar Solar Cells Save
- Dichromated gelatin, an efficient material for the fabrication of wavelength selective holographic solar concentrators for high-efficiency operation Save