journal article·2017-02-01Open access

Characteristics of nonlinear optical absorption and refraction for KDP and DKDP crystals

Duanliang Wang, Tingbin Li, Shenglai Wang, Jiyang Wang, Chuanying Shen, Jianxu Ding, Weidong Li, Pingping Huang, Chengwei Lu

Optical Materials Express· Volume 7· Issue 2

Abstract

High-quality KDP and DKDP crystals with 12%, 70% and 80%-deuterium content were grown by the conventional temperature cooling method. The nonlinear optical characteristics of K(DxH1-x)2PO4 crystals, including nonlinear absorption and refraction, were systematically investigated through the Z-scan method at λ = 532 nm. The results demonstrate the existence of nonlinear absorption and refraction, and a nonlinear refractive index with a positive sign indicates the generation of self-focusing effect. Moreover, the results indicate that nonlinear absorption and refraction were associated with crystal direction and structure, especially the distribution of H2PO4 - or D2PO4 - groups. For K(DxH1-x)2PO4 crystals, a similar rule of β was z > I > II, while n2 (or χR(3)) was z > II ≈I. These results will evoke more attention to KDP and DKDP applications, especially frequency conversion and electro-optic switch.
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