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Modulators & SHG Modulators & SHG Longitudinal field; (b) Transverse field; (c) Travelling-wave

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Page 1: Modulators & SHG (a) Longitudinal field; (b) Transverse field; (c) Travelling-wave field

Modulators & SHGModulators & SHG

(a) Longitudinal field; (b) Transverse field; (c) Travelling-wave field.

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Pockels Effect in ADPPockels Effect in ADP

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The index ellipsoidThe index ellipsoid

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The Longitudinal ModulatorThe Longitudinal Modulator

Input field

Output field

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Amplitude modulation (Transverse)Amplitude modulation (Transverse)

Inserting a quarter-wavePlate provides a staticbias to point B providinga near linear response

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Application: Q-switchingApplication: Q-switching

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Phase modulationPhase modulation

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Phase modulationPhase modulation

Mach-Zehnder Interferometer with a phase modulatorIn one arm

Optical fibre version of the same interferometer

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Phase modulation: the maths 1Phase modulation: the maths 1

The input &output lightfields

And the voltageon the crystal is:

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Phase modulation: the maths 2Phase modulation: the maths 2

And using the Bessel function identity:

Expanding the cosine:

Gives for the output field – a series of side-bands

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Amplitude Spectrum of the OutputAmplitude Spectrum of the Output

The output of the phase modulator consists of a series of sidebands spaced by the modulation frequency Ω and whose relative magnitude is given appropriate Bessel function ratio.

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Pound-Drever-Hall LockingPound-Drever-Hall Locking

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The detected signalThe detected signalThe ratio of the reflected beam to the incident beam gives F.For a lossless symmetric cavity we get the following result where Φ represents the phase after one round trip, i.e.

The error signal is obtained by picking out the term going at

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The Lock SignalThe Lock Signal

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Electro-optic deflection - 1Electro-optic deflection - 1

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Electro-optic deflection - 2Electro-optic deflection - 2

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With a given maximum voltage V to scan N spots requires 2N times the half-wave voltage

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Electro-optic deflection - 3Electro-optic deflection - 3

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Acousto-optic effectsAcousto-optic effects

The sound

waves modulate

the reflector

which in turn

Doppler shifts

the optical wave.

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Acousto-optic applicationsAcousto-optic applications

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Acousto-optic deflectionAcousto-optic deflection

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Acousto-optic applicationsAcousto-optic applications

The key feature is to scan the frequency without moving the beam. The double pass through the phase plate rotates the plane of polarisation by 90° allowing the PBS deflect the return beam.

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SHG – the susceptibility tensorSHG – the susceptibility tensor

For ADP or KDP, the crystal symmetry gives only the following non-zero for SHG.

Furthermore, Or if Kleinman’s conjecture is invoked all are equal

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Symmetry & KleinmanSymmetry & Kleinman

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Second Harmonic GenerationSecond Harmonic Generation

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SHG: more mathsSHG: more mathsNow insert the following and take a 1D plane wave:

where and similarly for 2ω

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SHG: and yet more..SHG: and yet more..Now assuming a small variation of A with z, and using

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SHG: so finally…SHG: so finally…

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Phase-matchingPhase-matching