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Phase match orientation of crystals for frequency inversion arrays

R. G. Ozarski, R. E. Hugenberger, Burt C. Johnson, W. A. Jones, S. Warshaw, and K. R. Bradley

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Abstract

Nova uses over 200 KDP crystals for its frequency doubling and tripling arrays. The arrays for the ten Nova beams are 3 × 3 matrices of 27-cm crystal segments sandwiched between support windows to form a monolithic structure that can be aligned for maximum conversion efficiency as a single element.

© 1984 Optical Society of America

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