Evaluation of beta barium borate crystal for nonlinear devices

G. C. Bhar; S. Das; U. Chatterjee

doi:10.1364/AO.28.000202

Applied Optics
Vol. 28,
Issue 2,
pp. 202-204
(1989)
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Evaluation of beta barium borate crystal for nonlinear devices

G. C. Bhar, S. Das, and U. Chatterjee

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Polarization	A	B	C	D	E
O	1.46357	1.26172	0.01628	0.00166	30
E	1.40567	0.95869	0.01431	0.01644	30

Nonlinear devices (Type)	Interacting wavelengths (μm)		Phase-matching angle (deg)			Expt.	Reference of expts.

	Input	Output	Kato3	Chen1el al.	This work
SHG (I)	1.064	0.532	22.8	21.8	21.4	21 ± 1	1
	0.694	0.347	33.9	35.8	34.5	36 ± 1	1
	0.580	0.290	42.2	44.2	43.2	41 ± 1	1
	0.510	0.255	50.7	52.5	51.8	50 ± 1	1
	0.529	0.264	48.0	49.9	49.1	50.0	1
	0.455	0.227	61.9	62.1	62.9	65.0	3
	0.4103	0.2051	86.2	75.3	85.9	85.1	3
	0.4116	0.2058	83.7	74.8	83.8	83.1	3
SHG (II)	1.064	0.532	32.9	30.9	30.1	32.9	1
THG (I)	1.064	0.355	30.5	31.5	31.7	31.3	1
	0.532
THG (II)	1.064	0.355	36.3	38.0	36.7	38.5	1
	0.532
FHG (I)	0.532	0.266	47.6	49.5	48.7	48 ± 1	1
	0.532
FHG (II)	0.532	0.266	67.0	71.9	69.0	81.0	3
SFG (I)	1.064	0.213	51.1	48.9	50.7	55 ± 1.5	1
	0.266
	1.064	0.266	40.8	41.8	41.2	40.2	1
	0.355
	0.532	0.2019	82.2	71.5	81.0	83.7	3
	0.3254
	0.532	0.2029	80.2	67.9	79.5	80.8	3
	0.3281
	0.532	0.2011	83.5	71.8	82.6	87.5	3
	0.3233
	0.532	0.2018	82.3	71.2	81.1	83.5	3
	0.3252
	0.532	0.2009	84.7	72.1	83.1	89.7	3
	0.3228
	0.6054	0.2018	75.0	67.8	74.2	75.7	4
	0.3027
	0.6027	0.2009	76.4	68.4	75.3	77.2	4
	0.3014
SFG (II)	1.064	0.266	45.0	46.2	45.5	46.6	1
	0.355
OPO (I)	0.532	0.933	22.7	21.8	21.3	21.8	2
		1.16
	0.532	0.95	22.7	21.7	21.3	21.7	2
		1.21
	0.532	1.06	22.8	21.9	21.4	21.9	2
		1.07

Polarization	A	B	C	D	E
O	1.46357	1.26172	0.01628	0.00166	30
E	1.40567	0.95869	0.01431	0.01644	30

Nonlinear devices (Type)	Interacting wavelengths (μm)		Phase-matching angle (deg)			Expt.	Reference of expts.

	Input	Output	Kato3	Chen1el al.	This work
SHG (I)	1.064	0.532	22.8	21.8	21.4	21 ± 1	1
	0.694	0.347	33.9	35.8	34.5	36 ± 1	1
	0.580	0.290	42.2	44.2	43.2	41 ± 1	1
	0.510	0.255	50.7	52.5	51.8	50 ± 1	1
	0.529	0.264	48.0	49.9	49.1	50.0	1
	0.455	0.227	61.9	62.1	62.9	65.0	3
	0.4103	0.2051	86.2	75.3	85.9	85.1	3
	0.4116	0.2058	83.7	74.8	83.8	83.1	3
SHG (II)	1.064	0.532	32.9	30.9	30.1	32.9	1
THG (I)	1.064	0.355	30.5	31.5	31.7	31.3	1
	0.532
THG (II)	1.064	0.355	36.3	38.0	36.7	38.5	1
	0.532
FHG (I)	0.532	0.266	47.6	49.5	48.7	48 ± 1	1
	0.532
FHG (II)	0.532	0.266	67.0	71.9	69.0	81.0	3
SFG (I)	1.064	0.213	51.1	48.9	50.7	55 ± 1.5	1
	0.266
	1.064	0.266	40.8	41.8	41.2	40.2	1
	0.355
	0.532	0.2019	82.2	71.5	81.0	83.7	3
	0.3254
	0.532	0.2029	80.2	67.9	79.5	80.8	3
	0.3281
	0.532	0.2011	83.5	71.8	82.6	87.5	3
	0.3233
	0.532	0.2018	82.3	71.2	81.1	83.5	3
	0.3252
	0.532	0.2009	84.7	72.1	83.1	89.7	3
	0.3228
	0.6054	0.2018	75.0	67.8	74.2	75.7	4
	0.3027
	0.6027	0.2009	76.4	68.4	75.3	77.2	4
	0.3014
SFG (II)	1.064	0.266	45.0	46.2	45.5	46.6	1
	0.355
OPO (I)	0.532	0.933	22.7	21.8	21.3	21.8	2
		1.16
	0.532	0.95	22.7	21.7	21.3	21.7	2
		1.21
	0.532	1.06	22.8	21.9	21.4	21.9	2
		1.07

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