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18 June 2002 Second order optical nonlinearities in thermally poled phosphate glasses
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Abstract
Second order optical nonlinearities were induced in commercial phosphate glasses (Schott, IOG-1) by the thermal poling technique. The induced χ(2) was measured via second harmonic generation using a fundamental beam from a 1064 nm mode-locked Nd:YAG laser. The nonlinear regions were characterized using the Maker-Fringe technique, in which the second harmonic signals were observed as a function of incident angle of the fundamental beam. The results show that the χ(2) profile has contributions from two distinct regions: a near-anodic surface region and a bulk. We have modeled the induced profile to fit our experimental results. The dependence of the induced nonlinearity on applied poling fields, temperatures and poling time is discussed.
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Prissana Thamboon and Denise M. Krol "Second order optical nonlinearities in thermally poled phosphate glasses", Proc. SPIE 4640, Integrated Optics: Devices, Materials, and Technologies VI, (18 June 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.431590
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Nonlinear optics

Fringe analysis

Modulation

Temperature metrology

Waveguides

Fiber Bragg gratings

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