Influence of structure defects on the internal optical strength of KDP single crystals

Azarov, V. V.; Atroshchenko, L. V.; Danileǐko, Yu. K.; Kolybaeva, M. I.; Minaev, Yu P; Nikolaev, V. N.; Sidorin, A V; Zakharkin, B. I.

doi:10.1070/qe1985v015n01abeh005862

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“…Azarov et al 13 reported that the damage threshold was influenced by the dislocation in the KDP crystal, and the crystal with many dislocations presented low damage threshold. On the other hand, Newkirk et al 14 showed no direct relation between the dislocation in KDP crystals and the damage threshold.…”

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Investigation of the Growth Rate Formula and Bulk Laser Damage Threshold KDP Crystal Growth from Aqueous Solution by the Sankaranarayanan-Ramasamy (SR) Method

Balamurugan

Ramasamy

2006

Crystal Growth & Design

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A system is reported for evaporation-controlled crystal growth of potassium dihydrogen phosphate (KDP) from aqueous solution by the Sankaranarayanan−Ramasamy (SR) method. KDP (KH2PO4) single crystals of 10-, 20-, and 40-mm diameter and 60-mm height have been grown at an average growth rate of 5 mm/day from the point seed in a glass crystallizer. The growth rate formula is derived for the SR method. The grown crystals were characterized by UV−vis, laser Raman, second harmonic generation efficiency, and laser damage threshold studies. The SR method is an efficient method to grow crystals of good optical quality.

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Investigation of the Growth Rate Formula and Bulk Laser Damage Threshold KDP Crystal Growth from Aqueous Solution by the Sankaranarayanan-Ramasamy (SR) Method

Balamurugan

Ramasamy

2006

Crystal Growth & Design

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“…Damage is localized and probabilistic; damage spots are distributed more or less uniformly. The probability to find at least one damage site in volume V is related to the damage density c(F) by 7,8,4…”

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Implications of nanoabsorber initiators for damage probability curves, pulselength scaling, and laser conditioning

2004

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Laser damage of large optics initiates at material imperfections. Absorbers of very small, nanoscale size are possible initiators. We will analyze experimental implications of assuming that the damage is initiated by a size distribution of nanoabsorbers. We will demonstrate that the model predicts damage fluence pulselength scaling consistent with experiment. The size distribution of nanoabsorbers is related to the resulting damage site density and to the shape of the damage probability curve (S-curve). Conditioning of KDP crystals can be explained within the same model. The relative efficiency of various conditioning strategies is discussed

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“…Azarov et al [26] reported that the damage threshold was influenced by the dislocation in the KDP crystal, and the crystal with many dislocations presented low damage threshold. On the other hand, Newkirk et al [27] showed no direct relation between the dislocation in KDP crystals and the damage threshold.…”

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Growth and characterization of large size ADP single crystals and the effect of glycine on their growth and properties

Rajesh¹,

Ramasamy²

2015

Optical Materials

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Influence of structure defects on the internal optical strength of KDP single crystals

Cited by 20 publications

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Investigation of the Growth Rate Formula and Bulk Laser Damage Threshold KDP Crystal Growth from Aqueous Solution by the Sankaranarayanan-Ramasamy (SR) Method

Investigation of the Growth Rate Formula and Bulk Laser Damage Threshold KDP Crystal Growth from Aqueous Solution by the Sankaranarayanan-Ramasamy (SR) Method

Implications of nanoabsorber initiators for damage probability curves, pulselength scaling, and laser conditioning

Growth and characterization of large size ADP single crystals and the effect of glycine on their growth and properties

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