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Quasi-Phase Matching

Quasi-Phase Matching

Source: 中国光学期刊网 Understanding Quasi-Phase Matching in Nonlinear Optics Introduction to Quasi-Phase Matching Quasi-phase matching (QPM) is a technique used in nonlinear optics to overcome phase mismatch in nonlinear interactions for processes like frequency conversion. Unlike traditional phase matching where a homogeneous nonlinear crystal is used, QPM involves a material with spatially modulated nonlinear properties. This […]

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Chirped Mirrors

Chirped Mirrors

Source: Laseroptik Understanding Chirped Mirrors in Photonics Understanding Chirped Mirrors in Photonics Introduction to Chirped Mirrors Chirped mirrors are an advanced type of dielectric dispersive mirror, characterized by a spatial variation in the thickness of their layers. These mirrors are crucial in applications where dispersion compensation is needed, such as in mode-locked lasers. Unlike ordinary

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