First OPO using a periodically poled KTP crystal with a cylindrical shape
O. Pacaud, B. Boulanger, J. P. Fève, Bertrand Ménaert, J. Hellström, Fredrik Laurell
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O. Pacaud, B. Boulanger, J. P. Fève, Bertrand Ménaert, J. Hellström, Fredrik Laurell
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Summary form only given. We show the first demonstration in which a periodically poled crystal with a cylindrical shape can lead to a continuous widely tunable optical parametric oscillator (OPO), i.e. 520 nm in KTiOPO/sub 4/ (KTP). Considering the efficient quasi phase matched OPOs already reported, and the good M/sup 2/ factor obtained with cylindrical crystals in phase-matched OPOs; we think that the cylindrical periodically poled crystal is a very promising solution for the realization of widely and continuously tunable OPOs with a mJ energy level and a good beam quality.
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Summary form only given. We show the first demonstration in which a periodically poled crystal with a cylindrical shape can lead to a continuous widely tunable optical parametric oscillator (OPO), i.e. 520 nm in KTiOPO/sub 4/ (KTP). Considering the efficient quasi phase matched OPOs already reported, and the good M/sup 2/ factor obtained with cylindrical crystals in phase-matched OPOs; we think that the cylindrical periodically poled crystal is a very promising solution for the realization of widely and continuously tunable OPOs with a mJ energy level and a good beam quality.
Key concepts: OPOS, Optical parametric oscillator, Optics, Crystal (programming language), Materials science, Nonlinear optics, Realization (probability), Phase (matter)