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19 May 1998 Nonlinear optics with cw laser sources
Bhatia Rajan, Leonel P. Gonzales, David G. Matthews, Larry R. Marshall, Richard A. Stolzenberger
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Abstract
We discuss in this paper, highly efficient techniques for CW non-linear frequency conversion using novel pump laser sources and high efficiency laser gain materials We also address the limitations of non-linear conversion processes and evaluate the performance of conventional non-linear optical materials that have recently been modified for non- critical phase matching (NCPM) applications, such as NCPM- KTP. Moreover, we outline the significant improvements in performance of new non-linear materials for frequency conversion of fundamental wavelength laser sources, utilizing recent advances in application tailored materials with high non-linear coefficients such as PPLN. In particular, the issues related to efficient intracavity higher harmonic generation, including intracavity doubling and intracavity tripling as well as intracavity and extracavity optical parametric oscillator development are described.
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Bhatia Rajan, Leonel P. Gonzales, David G. Matthews, Larry R. Marshall, and Richard A. Stolzenberger "Nonlinear optics with cw laser sources", Proc. SPIE 3263, Nonlinear Optical Engineering, (19 May 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.308356
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KEYWORDS
Ferroelectric materials

Nonlinear optics

Diodes

Semiconductor lasers

Continuous wave operation

Phase matching

Crystals

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