CY9564 Lithium Triborate Crystal (LBO Crystal, LiB3O5 Crystal) 6x6x0.9 mm SHG@1030nm

Lithium Triborate Crystal (LBO Crystal, LiB3O5 Crystal) 6x6x0.9 mm SHG@1030nm Description

The Lithium Triborate Crystal (LBO Crystal, LiB3O5 Crystal) 6x6x0.9 mm SHG@1030nm is a crystalline non-linear optical material that facilitates frequency conversion via second harmonic generation at 1030 nm. Its precise dimensions support integration with optical systems and laboratory setups while the inherent lattice structure minimises phase mismatch. Manufactured under strict process controls, the product is suitable for advanced photonics research and high-power laser frequency conversion applications.

Lithium Triborate Crystal (LBO Crystal, LiB3O5 Crystal) 6x6x0.9 mm SHG@1030nm Applications

Optical Systems
- Used as a frequency conversion element in laser oscillators to achieve wavelength transformation by leveraging its second harmonic generation property, which improves output beam consistency.

Research Instruments
- Applied as a test component in non-linear optical studies to enable precise phase-matching experiments by exploiting the crystal’s uniform structure, resulting in reliable experimental outcomes.

Industrial Laser Components
- Serves as a conversion module in industrial laser setups to produce high-intensity beams by utilising its efficient harmonic generation, thereby enhancing process precision and throughput.

Lithium Triborate Crystal (LBO Crystal, LiB3O5 Crystal) 6x6x0.9 mm SHG@1030nm Packing

The crystals are packaged in custom-crafted containers lined with foam and anti-static materials to mitigate mechanical and electrostatic damage. Each unit is sealed in moisture-barrier pouches to prevent contamination. Storage instructions recommend a temperature-controlled, low-humidity environment to preserve optical properties. Custom packaging options, including shock-absorbing inserts and labelling per client requirements, are available upon inquiry.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does crystal purity affect the second harmonic generation performance at 1030 nm?
A1: High crystal purity minimises scattering losses and defects, which is critical for achieving efficient phase-matching and stable second harmonic generation. The controlled growth process ensures minimal impurities, directly impacting conversion efficiency in optical systems.

Q2: What are the tolerances on the crystal dimensions for integration into laser systems?
A2: The 6x6x0.9 mm dimensions are maintained within tight tolerances to ensure compatibility with conventional optical mounts and laser cavities. Consistent sizing facilitates precise alignment and minimises insertion losses in high precision applications.

Q3: What storage conditions are recommended to maintain the crystal's integrity?
A3: The crystal should be stored in a dry, temperature-controlled environment, ideally in sealed, anti-static packaging. This minimises exposure to moisture and mechanical stress, preserving the crystallographic structure and optical performance over time.

Additional Information

Non-linear optical crystals like Lithium Triborate play a significant role in photonics and laser engineering due to their ability to alter the wavelength of incident light. Their applications span frequency conversion, pulse generation, and optical parametric oscillation, making them critical in fundamental research and industrial laser systems.

Understanding the material properties and crystal growth techniques is essential for optimising performance in targeted applications. Advances in fabrication and quality control methods, such as x-ray diffraction and electron microscopy, continue to improve the precision and repeatability of non-linear optical materials for both academic and industrial use.