Wavelength conversion apparatus

Coherent light generators – Particular beam control device – Nonlinear device

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372101, 372100, H01S 310

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ABSTRACT:
A wavelength conversion apparatus using a nonlinear optical element for generating light different in wavelength from an incident fundamental wave. This apparatus utilizes a nonlinear optical element or a focusing lens element in the conversion apparatus to spatially separate light generated by the nonlinear optical element from the fundamental wave. For example, a cylindrical lens 13 for adjusting the size of the light beam is placed at least behind a wavelength conversion nonlinear optical crystal 12, and a light beam from the crystal 12 is passed through the lens near its edge, at a distance, from the central axis of the lens 13. The light beam is subject to a prism effect, and the generated beam B is separated from fundamental wave A as a result of the refractive index dispersion of the lens 13 and is transmitted.

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