Temperature-insensitive phase-matched optical harmonic conversio

Optical: systems and elements – Optical frequency converter – Harmonic generator

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ABSTRACT:
Temperature-insensitive, phase-matched harmomic frequency conversion of laser light at a preferred wavelength of 1.064 microns can be achieved by use of a crystal of deuterated l-arginine phosphate. The crystal is cut and oriented so that the laser light propagates inside the crystal along one of several required directions, which correspond to a temperature-insensitive, phase-matching locus. The method of measuring and calculating the temperature-insensitive, phase-matching angles can be extended to other fundamental wavelengths and other crystal compositions.

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Barker et al., "Temperature-insensitive phase matching for second-harmonic generation in deuterated l-arginine phosphate", Journal of the Optical Society of America B, vol. 8, No. 12, pp. 2481-2492 (Dec. 1991).

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