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Nonlinear optical crystal frequency doubling experiment

Knowledge Introduction

   In the nonlinear optics, the phase matching angle of nonlinear optical crystal has important influence on conversion efficiency and stability of frequency doubling light. This is the typical experiment to study the phase matching angle of nonlinear optical crystal. By analyzing the results of frequency doubling light power measurement for different incidence angles of KTP validates that the relation to frequency doubling efficiency along with the change of phase mismatching angle.

Experiment Device

 

       Main points:

       a) The concept of phase matching angle (θ,φ)

       b) Three-wave interaction efficiency:η=η0sinc2(ΔΚl/2)

       c) External cavity frequency doubling

           Factors that influence efficiency of frequency doubling

       d) Characteristics of class I and II phase matching crystal

Experiment result

Related Courses
Principles of Laser, Non-linear Optics, Laser Optics, All Solid State Laser and Nonlinear Optical Frequency Conversion Technology
Basic Configuration
 

Name

Specifications

Laser

Q-switched laser, Wavelength:1064nm(Include current source)

Focusing lens

f=80mm (with high transmittance film of 1064nm)

Crystal

KTP, II phase matching (LBO, I phase matching, selectable)

Filter With high-reflectivity film of 1064nm and high transmittance film of 532nm

Power meter

Detection wavelength coverage: 0.19-25um, Sensitivity: 10mW, Uncertainty<2%

Others

Slideway, lens and crystal base, adjusting bracket, optical universal stage (0-360°), Infrared display card, laser goggle etc.

 

Expand the Experiment Instrument Application

·Experiments of laser frequency doubling and sum-frequency

·355nm/266nm UV laser output experiment

·Detection of crystal (KTPLBO、BBO etc.)

    processing error

·Teaching experiment and research applications

·Research on characteristics of class I and II phase matching crystal

·The cutting angle error detection of nonlinear optical crystal