Single-pass sum-frequency-generation of 589-nm yellow light based on dual-wavelength Nd:YAG laser with periodically-poled LiTaO_3 crystal

Zhao, Lina; Su, Juing‐Huei; Hu, Xiaopeng; Lv, Xing; Xie, Zhenda; Zhao, Gang; Xu, Ping; Zhu, Shining

doi:10.1364/oe.18.013331

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“…For the conversion efficiency, the highest value is 21.6% at the situation of the highest 935 nm laser input, which is inferred by P 453 ∕ðP 880 þ P 935 Þ. Considering the quite low powers of the pump laser, this conversion efficiency is comparable with some previous works [27][28][29] . The increasing trend of the conversion efficiency shows that the pump power will reach the saturated area [33] .…”

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“…However, the strategy of active locking easily suffers from the disturbance of the environment and decreases the stability of the whole system. The nonlinear process of a periodically poled lithium niobate (PPLN) waveguide is another method to obtain the pump laser [27][28][29] . Benefitting from its high optical power density due to the tight confinement of photons in the structure of the waveguide, the single pass conversion efficiency will be high enough for the SFG process.…”

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Low-pump sum frequency generation of frequency-stabilized 453 nm blue laser for photonic quantum interface

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Generation of a cavity-enhanced nondegenerate narrow-band photon pair source is a potential way to realize a perfect photonic quantum interface for a hybrid quantum network. However, to ensure the high quality of the photon source, the pump laser for the narrow-band photon source should be generated in a special way. Here, we experimentally generate the blue 453 nm laser with a sum frequency generation process in a periodically poled lithium niobate waveguide. A 13 mW laser at 453 nm can be achieved with a low-power 880 nm laser and 935 nm laser input, and the internal conversion efficiency is 21.6% after calculation. The frequency of a 453 nm laser is stabilized by locking two pump lasers on one ultrastable optical cavity. The single pass process without employing cavity enhancement can ensure a good robustness of the whole system.

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“…For the first scheme, two IR lasers can be used with different NLCs such as LN [80], PPLN [81], PPSLT [82], and PPKTP [83], and a high average power of more than 16 W was obtained, though the laser system is complex. To make the system more compact, Zhao et al [84] used a Nd:YAG dualwavelength laser as the fundamental source and a PPLT crystal as the nonlinear frequency converter, as shown in Fig. 8.…”

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“…Schematic setup for 589 nm yellow generation by frequency mixing a dual-wavelength IR laser. Selected from Ref [84]…”

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Engineered quasi-phase-matching for laser techniques [Invited]

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2013

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The quasi-phase-matching (QPM) technique has drawn increasing attention due to its promising applications in areas such as nonlinear frequency conversion for generating new laser light sources. In this paper, we will briefly review the main achievements in this field. We give a brief introduction of the invention of QPM theory, followed by the QPM-material fabrication techniques. When combing QPM with the solid-state laser techniques, various laser light sources, such as single-wavelength visible lasers and ultraviolet lasers, red-green-blue three-fundamentalcolor lasers, optical parametric oscillators in different temporal scales, and passive mode-locking lasers based on cascaded second-order nonlinearity, have been presented. The QPM technique has been extended to quantum optics recently, and prospects for the studies are bright.

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Nonlinear Beam Shaping in Domain Engineered Ferroelectric Crystals

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2019

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Domain engineered ferroelectric crystals are a type of microstructure functional material that is used widely in the area of nonlinear optics. Herein, research processes in the area of nonlinear beam shaping using domain engineered crystals in the past decade are reviewed. The newly developed design methods, such as the nonlinear Huygens–Fresnel principle, nonlinear volume holography, and caustic design, which have analogs in linear optics, are introduced. Using the proposed methods for nonlinear beam shaping, multiple function integration, generation of Airy beams, and arbitrary curved trajectories are realized. As an extra degree of freedom, orbital angular momentum of light beams is generated and manipulated through domain engineering. Discussions and future directions in this field are presented.

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Single-pass sum-frequency-generation of 589-nm yellow light based on dual-wavelength Nd:YAG laser with periodically-poled LiTaO_3 crystal

Cited by 13 publications

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Low-pump sum frequency generation of frequency-stabilized 453 nm blue laser for photonic quantum interface

Low-pump sum frequency generation of frequency-stabilized 453 nm blue laser for photonic quantum interface

Engineered quasi-phase-matching for laser techniques [Invited]

Nonlinear Beam Shaping in Domain Engineered Ferroelectric Crystals

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