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Study of properties and structural features of some new organic and organometallic nonlinear optical crystals
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1993
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Optical MaterialsFrequency Conversion EfficiencyEngineeringNonlinear OpticsOrganic ElectronicsChemistryOrganic LasersOptical PropertiesPhotonicsCrystal MaterialNon-linear OpticOrganic SemiconductorNonlinear CrystalsCrystallographyCrystal Structure DesignElectro-optics DeviceNonlinear Optical CoefficientsStructural FeaturesOrganic Charge-transfer CompoundOrganic Material ChemistryNonlinear Optical CrystalApplied PhysicsMolecule-based MaterialOptoelectronics
Certain organic crystals have attracted much attention owing to their nonlinear optical coefficients, at least one to two orders of magnitude above those of inorganic nonlinear optical materials. However, none of them has so far actually been applied in frequency conversion devices used with high-, medium- or low-power lasers. In this article the authors discuss the major factors affecting frequency conversion efficiency and examine characteristics of some frequently mentioned organic crystals. The properties and structure characterization of a new type of nonlinear optical crystal are also reported and discussed.
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