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1 September 1990 Optically rotated long time aperture TeO2 Bragg cell
Eddie H. Young, Huey C. Ho, Lorna J. Harrison
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Abstract
Rotation of the incident optical beam in Te02 allows selection of the tangential AO interaction to achieve higher efficiency-bandwidth product. This interaction mode results in improved diffraction efficiency by having a longer interaction length, an increase in the two-tone dynamic range, and allows for the use of linear laser polarization. A detailed analysis shows the distinction between the Z axis incident wave and the rotated incident wave in phase mismatch conditions and the efficiency bandwidth relationship. Two devices were fabricated with the following characteristics: aperture time of 70 microseconds with 30 MHz bandwidth; and aperture time of 50 microseconds with 40 MHz bandwidth. A brief result of the phase mismatch analysis, design of the devices, and measurements of the performance compared against theory are presented.
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Eddie H. Young, Huey C. Ho, and Lorna J. Harrison "Optically rotated long time aperture TeO2 Bragg cell", Proc. SPIE 1296, Advances in Optical Information Processing IV, (1 September 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.21275
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KEYWORDS
Acoustics

Acousto-optics

Adaptive optics

Transducers

Bragg cells

Integrated optics

Optical signal processing

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