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Improved efficiency of a pulsed optical parametric oscillator by delayed double-pass pump

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Abstract

By delaying the second pass of the pump of a singly resonant optical parametric oscillator, the conversion efficiency can be improved. We show the experimental results of an intracavity-doubled singly resonant parametric oscillator pumped by a Q-switched laser. Using 0.49mJ of pump energy at 532nm from a diode-pumped Nd:YAG laser, 0.085mJ of 488nm was obtained with the optimum delay for the second pass of the pump, giving a conversion efficiency of 17%. The improvement over the case of a single-pass pump was 85%, and the improvement over the double-pass pump with a small delay was 40%.

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