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Nonlinear Crystal Ovens

Nonlinear Crystal Oven
Geola Digital Ltd
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Nonlinear crystal (NLC) materials which are used in higher laser frequency generation requires phase matching to be kept in stable temperature conditions, therefore crystal holder plays key part in this role. To avoid temperature drift, issues with water absorption for hygroscopic crystals, temperature of NLC needs to be controlled ...

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Temperature Stability: 0.1-0.1degC
Present Temperature Range: 25-220degC
Temperature Setting Precision: 0.1-0.1degC
Angle Adjustment: 3-3deg
Max Crystal Aperture Size: >25 mm
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HeatPoint Oven for Nonlinear Crystals HP15
EKSMA OPTICS
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Heatpoint is a compact round oven designed for heating and thermostabilization of humidity sensitive nonlinear crystals.  Temperature of the oven can be adjusted in 25 – 70 °C range using a small thermocontroller attached on a wire. Heatpoint ovens exhibit precise long-term stability and are ideal for keeping nonlinear ...

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Temperature Stability: 25-70degC
Present Temperature Range: 25-70degC
Temperature Setting Precision: -1-+1degC
Angle Adjustment: -1-+1deg
Max Crystal Aperture Size: 6 mm
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Temperature Controller TC2 with Oven TC2 + CO1-30
EKSMA OPTICS
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Temperature Controller TC2 with Oven TC2 + CO1-30
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TC2 together with CO1 is a high temperature set (up to 200 °C) consisting of thermo-controller TC2 and crystal oven CO1. TC2 has two independent outputs and can control two ovens simultaneously or one CO1-50 oven. Controller is equipped by LAN and USB computer control interfaces.     The nonlinear crystal is mounted ...

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Temperature Stability: 1-200degC
Present Temperature Range: 1-200degC
Temperature Setting Precision: -0.05-+0.05degC
Angle Adjustment: -1-+1deg
Max Crystal Aperture Size: 12 mm
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Oven for Nonlinear Crystals CH3-15
EKSMA OPTICS
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Many of widely used nonlinear crystals are susceptible to ambient humidity, for example KD*P, BBO, LBO. Protective coatings applied to the surface can reduce degradation to some extent only.  To improve the protection of surfaces of the crystals from the degradation it is desirable to keep the crystals at higher than ...

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Temperature Stability: 30-60degC
Present Temperature Range: 30-60degC
Temperature Setting Precision: -0.2-+0.2degC
Angle Adjustment: -----deg
Max Crystal Aperture Size: 15 mm
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Frequently Asked Questions

A nonlinear crystal oven is a temperature-controlled device used to maintain the temperature of nonlinear optical crystals at a stable level for optimal performance.

Nonlinear optical crystals are sensitive to changes in temperature and can experience changes in their optical properties if not maintained at a stable temperature. A nonlinear crystal oven helps ensure the stability of the crystal's temperature, allowing for reliable and consistent performance.

A nonlinear crystal oven typically consists of a temperature-controlled chamber that encloses the crystal. The oven uses heating elements and sensors to maintain the temperature of the crystal at a constant level. The crystal is typically mounted on a holder that allows for easy access and replacement.

Various types of nonlinear crystals can be used in a crystal oven, including lithium niobate (LiNbO3), potassium titanyl phosphate (KTP), and beta-barium borate (BBO).

The temperature range of a typical nonlinear crystal oven can vary depending on the specific oven and the type of crystal being used. However, most nonlinear crystal ovens can maintain a stable temperature within the range of 50 to 200 degrees Celsius.

Yes, a nonlinear crystal oven can be used for other applications that require precise temperature control of small objects, such as semiconductor devices and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS).

The right nonlinear crystal oven for your application depends on factors such as the type of crystal being used, the required temperature range, and the size of the crystal. It's important to consult with a knowledgeable supplier to ensure you choose the right oven for your specific needs.

There are 4 different Nonlinear Crystal Ovens from suppliers and manufacturers listed in this category. In just a few clicks you can compare different Nonlinear Crystal Ovens with each other and get an accurate quote based on your needs and specifications. Please note that the prices of Nonlinear Crystal Ovens vary significantly for different products based on various factors including technical parameters, features, brand name, etc. Please contact suppliers directly to inquire about the details and accurate pricing information for any product model. Simply navigate to the product page of interest and use the orange button to directly reach out to the respective supplier with one click.

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Nonlinear crystal ovens are specialized devices used for the precise temperature control of nonlinear optical crystals, which are used in a variety of applications such as laser frequency conversion, second harmonic generation, and optical parametric amplification. These ovens are designed to maintain a stable and uniform temperature over the entire crystal to ensure optimal performance. The ovens are typically made of a metal alloy with a high thermal conductivity to ensure rapid heating and cooling of the crystal. The temperature control system is often based on a closed-loop feedback mechanism using thermocouples, which allow for accurate temperature control with a precision of a few degrees Celsius. This is important because nonlinear crystals are highly sensitive to changes in temperature and can be easily damaged or lose efficiency if exposed to temperature fluctuations. Nonlinear crystal ovens are available in a range of sizes and designs to accommodate different crystal geometries and sizes. They may also be designed for specific temperature ranges or heating rates depending on the application requirements. To briefly summarize, nonlinear crystal ovens are essential tools for researchers and engineers working with nonlinear optical crystals, and careful consideration should be given to selecting the right oven for a given application to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the crystal.
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