Optical waveguide second harmonic generating element and method

Optical: systems and elements – Optical frequency converter – Dielectric optical waveguide type

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ABSTRACT:
An optical waveguide second harmonic generating element comprises a KTP single-crystal substrate sliced at a z-plane, a plurality of polarization reversal areas having spontaneous polarization, whose direction is reversed, and formed periodically along a predetermined direction on the z-plane of the substrate, and a channel waveguide, extending along the predetermined direction across polarization reversal areas, for propagating a light.

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