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Non-linear organic
single crystal 3-Methyl-4-Nitropyridine-1-Oxide (C6H6O3N2
or POM). The experimental data evidences that POM is a promising
material for a pico- and femtosecond optics in the near IR: non-linear
optical coefficient 15 times higher than that of KDP, small phase matching
hall width (5 angular min /cm) and dispersion (0.5 angular min A). POM
is biaxial positive crystal: 2V = 69° at 532 nm.
APPLICATIONS:
Second
harmonic generation from low-energy and diode lasers with wavelength
of 1.06, 1.30 and 1.55 µm fundamental radiation |
Parametric
amplification and light generation in the range of 0.8 - 2.0 µm
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Correlation measurement of ultra-short laser pulse duration |
Literature:
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Boomadevi
S.; Mittal H.P.; Dhansekaran R. Synthesis, crystal growth and
characterization of 3-methyl 4-nitropyridine 1-oxide (POM) single
crystals. Journal of Crystal Growth 15 January 2004, vol. 261,
no. 1, pp. 55-62(8) |
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Rainer Glaser,
Grace Shiahuy Chen. Electronic Structure Analysis of the Nonlinear
Optical Materials 4-Nitro-pyridine N-oxide (NPO) and 3-Methyl-4-nitropyridine
N-oxide (POM). Chem. Mater. 1997, 9, 28-35 |
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MAIN
PROPERTIES:
Transparency
range, nm |
440 -
2300 |
Symmetry |
orthorhombic |
Point group |
222 |
Lattice
parameters, Å |
a = 21.359;
b = 6.111; c = 5.132 |
Density,
g/cm3 |
1.55 |
Non-linear
coefficient, pm/V |
d = 9.7 |
Acousto-optical
properties, MKS |
5.4 x
10-13 |
Absorption
coefficients, cm-1 |
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1064 nm |
0.05 |
532 nm |
0.2 |
Refractive
indexes: |
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at 1064
nm |
nx
= 1.625; ny = 1.663; nz = 1.829 |
at 532
nm |
nx
= 1.660; ny = 1.75; nz = 1.997 |
Conversion
efficiency, % |
20 (1.32
µm, 10 ns, 10 MW/cm2, L = 4 mm) |
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25 (1.064
µm, 20 ns, 50 mJ) |
Optical
damage threshold, GW/cm2 |
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1060 nm,
15 ns |
2 |
530 nm,
15 ns |
0.075 |
530 nm,
25 ps |
270 |
Chemical
properties |
slightly
volatile |
We supply POM
optical elements made according to customers' order.
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