Advances in femtosecond single-crystal sum-frequency generating optical parametric oscillators
Date
1998Source Title
Proceedings of the Nonlinear Optics'98: Materials, Fundamentals and Applications Topical Meeting, IEEE 1998
Publisher
IEEE
Pages
215 - 217
Language
English
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Abstract
The effect of compensating the group velocity mismatch between the orthogonal pump components on the conversion efficiency of the optical parametric oscillators (OPOs) was investigated. A femtosecond single-crystal sum-frequency generating optical parametric oscillators (OPO) based on a Ti:sapphire laser pumped KTiOPO4 crystal was used. presented. The crystal was phase matched for a specific signal wavelength corresponding to the operational wavelength of the laser. The crystal was also phase-matched for the sum-frequency generations (SFG) of the pump and the signal beams yielded a blue output beam. The conversion efficiency of the OPOs increased by compensating the group velocity mismatch.
Keywords
Light polarizationMathematical models
Optical frequency conversion
Optical pumping
Optical rotation
Runge Kutta methods
Solid state lasers
Non-critical phase matching (NCPM)
Sum-frequency generation (SFG)
Optical parametric oscillators
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http://hdl.handle.net/11693/27653Published Version (Please cite this version)
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