CRYSTECH DKDP Pockels Cell
Description
KD*P (Potassium Dideuterium Phosphate) is the most widely used material for electro-optical applications due to its excellent E-O properties. An electro-optic material such as KD*P can alter the polarization state of light passing through it, when an applied voltage induces birefringence change in the crystal.
When used in conjunction with polarizers, the KD*P pockels cell can function as optical Q-switch to generate laser pulses. KD*P is used for applications from UV up to around 1.1 µm where absorption limits its use in active cavities, although it can be useful at longer wavelengths when a few percent of absorption can be tolerated.
CRYSTECH DKDP Pockels Cell
Specifications |
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Aperture Diameter: | 3-30 mm |
Peak Optical Power Density: | 1000 MW/cm^2 |
Wavelength Range: | 400-1200nm |
Transmission: | 98 % |
Extinction Ratio: | >= 1000:1 |
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Features
- High Extinction Ratio
- Low Insertion Loss
- High damage threshold
- Wide working temperature range
- Low capacitance
- Low current Leakage
Applications
- Industrial laser system
- Medical Laser system
- Aesthetic Laser system
- Military Laser system
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China
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since 2018
Frequently Asked Questions
A KD*P Pockels Cell is an electro-optic device that can alter the polarization state of light passing through it, when an applied voltage induces birefringence change in the crystal.
The CRYSTECH DKDP Pockels Cell has high extinction ratio, low insertion loss, high damage threshold, wide working temperature range, low capacitance, and low current leakage.
The CRYSTECH DKDP Pockels Cell is used in industrial laser systems, medical laser systems, aesthetic laser systems, and military laser systems.
The CRYSTECH DKDP Pockels Cell is used for applications from UV up to around 1.1 µm where absorption limits its use in active cavities, although it can be useful at longer wavelengths when a few percent of absorption can be tolerated.
The material used in the CRYSTECH DKDP Pockels Cell is KD*P (Potassium Dideuterium Phosphate), which is the most widely used material for electro-optical applications due to its excellent E-O properties.