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Mapping of periodically poled crystals via spontaneous parametric down-conversion

G. Kh. Kitaeva (Faculty of Physics, Moscow State University), V. V. Tishkova (Faculty of Physics, Moscow State University), I. I. Naumova (Faculty of Physics, Moscow State University), A. N. Penin (Faculty of Physics, Moscow State University), C. H. Kang (Department of Physics, National University of Singapore), S. H. Tang (Department of Physics, National University of Singapore)

Applied Physics B: Lasers and Optics. Volume 81, Number 5, pages: 645 - 650. Date: September 2005
arXiv: physics/0505215v1 - DOI (physics.optics)
19 pages, 6 figures
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Abstract: A new method for characterization of periodically poled crystals is developed based on spontaneous parametric down-conversion. The method is demonstrated on crystals of Y:LiNbO3, Mg:Y:LiNbO3 with non-uniform periodically poled structures, obtained directly under Czochralski growth procedure and designed for application of OPO in the mid infrared range. Infrared dispersion of refractive index, effective working periods and wavelengths of OPO were determined by special treatment of frequency-angular spectra of spontaneous parametric down-conversion in the visible range. Two-dimensional mapping via spontaneous parametric down-conversion is proposed for characterizing spatial distribution of bulk quasi-phase matching efficiency across the input window of a periodically poled sample.

Submitted to arXiv on 31 May. 2005