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Sn2P2S6 Crystals for Fast Near-Infrared Photorefraction
Optical and physical properties of Sn 2 P 2 S 6 ferroelectric crystals suitable for photorefractive applications in the red and near-infrared spectral range are reported. The main advantage of Sn 2 P 2 S 6 is its high beam-coupling gain combined with considerably faster response in the near infrared...
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description | Optical and physical properties of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
ferroelectric crystals suitable for photorefractive applications in the red and near-infrared spectral range are reported. The main advantage of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
is its high beam-coupling gain combined with considerably faster response in the near infrared compared to conventional oxide-type photorefractive materials. We show that modifying the growth conditions and doping with Te can efficiently improve the photorefractive properties of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
. Photorefractive two-beam coupling gain at 860 nm increases from about 2 cm
− 1
in conventional "yellow" Sn
2
P
2
S
6
to about 7 cm
− 1
in Te-doped samples and 14 cm
−1
in modified "brown" samples. We examine the self-pumped optical phase conjugation properties of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
in a ring-cavity scheme. Phase-conjugate signals with amplitudes close to the theoretical limit and rise times of about 10 ms for 4 W/cm
2
pump intensity at 780 nm and 50 ms for 2.5 W/cm
2
pump intensity at 860 nm are obtained.
*Present Address: Laboratoire Matériaux Optiques, Photonique et Systèmes (LMOPS), University of Metz and Supélec, F-57070 Metz, France. |
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2
P
2
S
6
ferroelectric crystals suitable for photorefractive applications in the red and near-infrared spectral range are reported. The main advantage of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
is its high beam-coupling gain combined with considerably faster response in the near infrared compared to conventional oxide-type photorefractive materials. We show that modifying the growth conditions and doping with Te can efficiently improve the photorefractive properties of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
. Photorefractive two-beam coupling gain at 860 nm increases from about 2 cm
− 1
in conventional "yellow" Sn
2
P
2
S
6
to about 7 cm
− 1
in Te-doped samples and 14 cm
−1
in modified "brown" samples. We examine the self-pumped optical phase conjugation properties of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
in a ring-cavity scheme. Phase-conjugate signals with amplitudes close to the theoretical limit and rise times of about 10 ms for 4 W/cm
2
pump intensity at 780 nm and 50 ms for 2.5 W/cm
2
pump intensity at 860 nm are obtained.
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2
P
2
S
6
ferroelectric crystals suitable for photorefractive applications in the red and near-infrared spectral range are reported. The main advantage of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
is its high beam-coupling gain combined with considerably faster response in the near infrared compared to conventional oxide-type photorefractive materials. We show that modifying the growth conditions and doping with Te can efficiently improve the photorefractive properties of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
. Photorefractive two-beam coupling gain at 860 nm increases from about 2 cm
− 1
in conventional "yellow" Sn
2
P
2
S
6
to about 7 cm
− 1
in Te-doped samples and 14 cm
−1
in modified "brown" samples. We examine the self-pumped optical phase conjugation properties of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
in a ring-cavity scheme. Phase-conjugate signals with amplitudes close to the theoretical limit and rise times of about 10 ms for 4 W/cm
2
pump intensity at 780 nm and 50 ms for 2.5 W/cm
2
pump intensity at 860 nm are obtained.
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2
P
2
S
6
ferroelectric crystals suitable for photorefractive applications in the red and near-infrared spectral range are reported. The main advantage of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
is its high beam-coupling gain combined with considerably faster response in the near infrared compared to conventional oxide-type photorefractive materials. We show that modifying the growth conditions and doping with Te can efficiently improve the photorefractive properties of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
. Photorefractive two-beam coupling gain at 860 nm increases from about 2 cm
− 1
in conventional "yellow" Sn
2
P
2
S
6
to about 7 cm
− 1
in Te-doped samples and 14 cm
−1
in modified "brown" samples. We examine the self-pumped optical phase conjugation properties of Sn
2
P
2
S
6
in a ring-cavity scheme. Phase-conjugate signals with amplitudes close to the theoretical limit and rise times of about 10 ms for 4 W/cm
2
pump intensity at 780 nm and 50 ms for 2.5 W/cm
2
pump intensity at 860 nm are obtained.
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