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d d T2 =878.1λ T3 =-21630.6λ T1 =-1893.3λ d 248 mrad×cm(T 6.5 mrad×cm(T 149 °C d 6.4 K×cm(T 4 mrad(T 43 °C oeo ooe 32 31 =(1.17±0.14)pm/V =(1.09±0.09)pm/V =d =d eoo 32 cosφ NCPM SHG@1064nm, T =149°C NCPM SHG@1064nm, T =149°C ype 1SHG1064nm) =d 4 ype 1SHG1064nm) – 6954.5λ Standard specifiati ons 31 Clear aperture Aperture tolerance Angle tolerance Perpendicularity Surface quality Parallelism Flatness 4 See page 5.30 See page cosθ + 8886.6λ ype 1SHG1064nm) 4 ype 1NCPMSHG1064nm) + 112251λ SHG @1064nm SHG @1064nm SHG @1064nm THG @1064nm THG @1064nm THG @1064nm Please contactEKSMA OPTICS or nonstandardspecifications. Application 3 + 20734.2λ 3 for furtherinformation – 13019.8λ 3 See page2.28 840-0193 Mount Positioning Kinematic – 220460λ 2 – 26378λ+12020 2 2 + 5401.5λ863.9 + 194153λ–64614.5 90% offullaperture ± 0.1mm arcmin < 30 arcmin < 5 (MIL-PRF-13830B) 10-5 scratch&dig < 20arcsec λ/8 at633 The elevation Price, EUR nm

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Y that allows continuous 360° rotation without rotation 360° continuous allows that rod This removable aperture. obscuring the can be fitted into any of the four holes on platform. the perimeter of rotation (Z, tilt/tip of range adjustment Angular axes) is ±2.5°. Two high resolution stainless resolution high Two ±2.5°. is axes) with a pitch ofsteel vertical-drive screws ball” mechanism0.25 mm and “wedge and tilt/tipangular precise and smooth ensure sensitivity. Foradjustment with 3 arc sec preloaded againsttilting, the platform it is springs. the base with high quality screws re- Large knobs on the adjusting lieve the strain on operator fingers during adjustment. Both screws protrude from the top allowing convenient adjustment outside the laser beam path and providing easy access optical packed densely in adjustments for set-ups. An extra M4 tapped hole on the side of the base allows you to operate the mount as a side-drive adjustment control mount. The mount is made of black anodized aluminium to help minimize reflections. A retaining ring M27×1, two Teflon rings and a tightening key to fix the crystal ring housing is included. Housing able rodable 165 Price, EUR mm and thickness upthickness and mm 0.12 Weight, kg Weight, Crystals Code up to 10.5 mm thickness ring up to 10.5 mm housings Kinematic design mechanism Wedge and ball drive 0.25 mm pitch screws Compact and robust design Material: black anodized aluminum 840-0199 ● A mm and ccepts Ø25.4 ● ● ● Tilt/tip range: ±2° ● Sensitivity: 3 arcsec ● F with ine adjustment screws ● Hardened seats under adjustment ● Rotation range: 360° ● Scale gradation: 2° ● ● to 10.5 mm. The housing is stopped by a rest-flange inside thecentral aperture of the platform, and is secured by a threaded retaining ring. The rotation position (X axis) is indicated on 360° angular scale with a gradation of 2°. remov­ a has rotation platform The his kinematic mount accepts crystal This kinematic mount accepts crystal Ø25.4 of housings For ing Mount Position l ear Crysta Nonlin EKSMA OPTICS • Tel.: +370 5 272 99 00 • Fax: +370 5 272 92 99 • [email protected] • www.eksmaoptics.com Tel.: OPTICS • EKSMA 840-0199

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Visit www.eksmaoptics.com fornew products andprices Code ** TC1 50 52 TEMPERATURE CONTROLLERTC1WITH OVENCO1 can decreaseby50%ifthecrystaltem- monics generatorbasedonKD*Pcrystal example, theoutputpowerofsecondhar- angle dependsoncrystal temperature. For monics generation, the phase-matching In addition,ifthecrystalisusedforhar- on thecrystalsurfaces. perature, which helps avoid condensation Ovens Crystal 19 R2.5 thread M6 Crystal mounting Thermocontroller, Fuzzylogic,RT O Specifiations crystals areavailabletoo. size areavailable.Inaddition,adaptersforBrewster-cutandPPLN 6×6 mm size. Customized adapters for crystals up to 12×12 ers are15,30and50mmlengthwithaperturesof3×3,4×4,5×5, - adapt standard The protection. extra provide to order in windows the crystal.Thenonlinearcrystalcanbesealedwithfusedsilica oven CO1.Suchdesignfacilitateshandlingandreplacementof The nonlinear crystal is mounted into adapter before insertion into Actual crystaltemperatureisshownonLEDdisplay. Trough pendent outputsandcancontroltwoCO1ovenssimultaneously. thermocontroller TC1andcrystalovenCO1.hastwoinde- TC1 andCO1ishightemperatureset(upto200°C)consistingof Specifications aresubjecttochangeswithoutadvancenotice. T to connectonecontroller Quantity ofovenspossible Model Dimensions, Dia×D Serial interface Output connector Sensor type Power consumption Powering requirements Resolution Long-term stability Accuracy Sealing (optional) Maximum crystalsdimensions long-term stability±0.1ºK,worldwidemains vens emperature tuningrange Sealed, standardcrystal sizes* RS232 computer interface it can be controlled from PC. Standard crystalsizes* Description, features Custom crystalsizes -200 ºC,cancontroltwoCO1ovens,

range ofcrystals. formance andcanaccommodatewide crystal ovensprovidereliable,stableper­ CHseries heating. for precisecrystal EKSMA OPTICoffersvarioussolutions tal temperaturestabilizationisnecessary. precise crys- forgoodlaserstability hence perature changes just by one degree, TC1 12×12×30 mm TC1+CO1-30 Ø52×52 mm 2 90–264 V, 47–66Hz RS232 (DB9) RT FS windows ± 0.1°C ± 0.5°C PT1000 –200°C 0.1 °C 45 W DB9

12×12×50 mm TC1+CO1-50 Ø52×72 mm Price, EUR 860 625 570 711 1 mm 2.30 CCrrystalystal Ovensvens PositionerS & HolderS Raman crystals Terahertz Crystals Laser crystals Nonlinear crystals 52 44 – – 64 70 98 489 374 425 425 476 180 310 450 hole 116 699 713 719 969 656 center 16 7.5 3.5 Price, EUR UR Price, E crystal mounting 48 15 hole CH3 dimensions 15 mounting 7.5 3.5 9 26 CH3-30 15×15×30 mm 48×44×36 mm 6 W ± 5 °C For PPLN crystals ± 0.2 °C Custom crystal size Custom crystal Description, features Description, Molex 2 pin 12-15 V DC tandard crystal sizes * Standard crystal 30-60 (80) °C For Brewster-angle cut crystal ealed, standard crystal sizes * Sealed, standard NTC Thermo resistor CH3-15 ilt stage should be ordered separately pare crystal holder for CO1-30 oven Spare crystal holder for CO1-30 ealed, for Brewster-angle cut crystal Sealed, for Brewster-angle cut pare crystal holder for CO1-50 oven Spare crystal holder for CO1-50 T 15×15×15 mm 48×44×26 mm dapter for CO1 oven mounting on tilt stage. Adapter for CO1 oven mounting Description, features Standard crystal sizes * Standard crystal sizes * Non-standard crystal size Non-standard crystal size For temperature up to 80 °C Version for temperature up to 80 °C Version 100-240 VAC mains, +12 VDC output mains, +12 VDC 100-240 VAC Crystals Rotary stage should be ordered separately Power supply for CH3, CH4 or CH7 crystal oven, ls OVEN for nonlinear crysta AD1 AD2 MS-4 emperature tuning range Code ** Long-term stability Powering requirements Power consumption Preset temperature Sensor type T near preset Maximum crystals dimensions Output connector Dimensions, W×H×D Model ons Specificati Specifications are subject to changes without advance notice. CH3-15 is compact oven with build-in thermocontroller CH3-15 is compact oven with build-in thermocontroller 60 °C. It is ideal for larger aperturefor temperature up to mm 15 × 15 with up to like KD*P. The crystals crystals dimensions can be mounted. CH3-30 model can fit crystals with up to 30 mm length. Each oven is made exactly for specified crystal, so it cannot be used for different size crystals. CO1-50-y/z CO1-50-y/y CO1-50S-y/y CO1-30PP-y/y CO1-30BA-y/y Two axis tilt stage, adjustment in 5 degree range, fits two pc. of CH3, CH4 or CH7 ovens Two CO1-30BAS-y/y wo axis tilt adjustment 5 degrees range, suitable for all types of CH3, CH4 or CH7 crystal ovens Adapter for CH3, CH4 or CH7 mounting on rotary stage, 15 degrees fine tuning, angle read-out. For Brewster-angle cut crystal For Brewster-angle For PPLN crystals are standard. ** y/y, y/z – crystal size. * Sizes 3×3, 4×4, 5×5, 6×6,12×12 Crystal Ovens for TC1 Crystal Ovens up to 50 mm For crystal length Mounting accessories Crystal holders Mounting stages for crystals ovens Mounting stages for crystals T

MS-1 MS-2 MS-3 PS-12 Code ** CH3-15-y/z-x CH3-30-y/z-x CH3-15-y/y-x CH3-30-y/y-x CH3-15-y/y-80 CH3-30-y/y-80 Mounting accessories * Sizes 3×3, 4×4, ...,15×15 are standard. ** y/y, y/z – crystal size, x – preset temperature in degrees of Celsius (30-60 °C range). Power supply PS-12 CH3-15 – fixed temperature crystal ovens, temperature tuning range ±5 °K, crystal length up to 15 mm CH3-30 – fixed temperature crystal ovens, temperature tuning range ±5 °K, crystal length up to 30 mm CH3 EKSMA OPTICS • Tel.: +370 5 272 99 00 • Fax: +370 5 272 92 99 • [email protected] • www.eksmaoptics.com Tel.: OPTICS • EKSMA up to 60×60 mm or even larger. up to 60×60 mm or even larger. On request we can manufacture On request we can manufacture ovens for crystals with aperture ovens for crystals with aperture

ystals Laser crystals Terahertz Crystals Raman crystals PositionerS & HolderS CCrrystalystal Ovensvens Nonlinear cr 2.31 CH4 Specifications aresubjecttochangeswithoutadvancenotice. Specifiations to 50 mmlength. up with crystals fit can model CH4-50 reached. changing statewhenpre-settemperatureis CH4 has“temperatureready”outputsignal, current temperature is not indicated. In addition, ±5 in CH3. Thepre-settemperaturecanbeadjusted CH4 ovenhasidenticalmechanicaldesignas Visit www.eksmaoptics.com fornew products andprices CH4-15 –ProvidesREADY signal,stability±0.2°K,crystallengthupto15mm Mounting accessories CH4-50 –ProvidesREADY signal,stability±0.2°K,crystallengthupto50mm CH4-30 –ProvidesREADY signal,stability±0.2°K,crystallengthupto30mm Model ** y/y,y/z–crystalsize,xpresettemperature indegreesofCelsius(30-60°Crange). * Sizes3×3,4×4,...,15×15arestandard. Dimensions, W×H×D Output connector Sensor type Power consumption Powering requirements T Long-term stability Preset temperature Maximum crystalsdimensions T Power supplyPS-12 emperature OKoutputsignal emperature tuningrangenearpreset CH4-50-y/y-80 CH4-30-y/y-80 CH4-15-y/y-80 CH4-15-y/y-x CH4-50-y/y-x CH4-30-y/y-x OVEN fornonlinearcrystals CH4-50-y/z-x CH4-30-y/z-x CH4-15-y/z-x °C range by the help of potentiometer. The potentiometer. of help the by range °C Code ** PS-12 MS-2 MS-1 MS-3 Crystal fine tuning,angleread-out.Rotarystage should beorderedseparately Adapter forCH3,CH4orCH7mountingonrotarystage,15degrees O suitable foralltypesofCH3,CH4orCH7crystalovens vens T Power supplyforCH3,CH4orCH7crystal oven, wo axistiltstage,adjustmentin5degreesrange, T wo axistiltadjustment5degreesrange, fits twopc.ofCH3,CH4orCH7ovens 100-240 VAC mains,+12VDCoutput Version fortemperatureupto80°C Version fortemperatureupto80°C Version fortemperatureupto80°C Non-standard crystalsizes Non-standard crystalsizes Non-standard crystalsizes Standard crystalsizes* Standard crystalsizes* Standard crystalsizes* Description, features 48×44×26 mm 15×15×15 mm CH4-15 6 W 26 9 3.5 7.5 hermo resistor NTC hermo Binder 719,3pin 48×50×36 mm 15×15×30 mm 30-60 (80)°C 12-15 VDC mounting hole ± 0.2°C CH4-30 Present ± 5°C 15 6 W CH4 dimensions 15 48 mounting hol crystal center 48×50×56 mm 15×15×50 mm 3.5 7.5 16 CH4-50 Price, EUR 9 W e 399 180 554 501 501 450 450 568 516 476 310 70 64 44 50 2.32 CCrrystalystal Ovensvens PositionerS & HolderS Raman crystals Terahertz Crystals Laser crystals Nonlinear crystals 64 501 554 568 580 631 644 838 901 180 310 Price, EUR CH7-30 12×12×30 mm 48×50×56 mm 6 W ± 5 °C Present ± 0.2 °C 12-15 V DC FS windows 30-60 (80) °C Binder 719, 3 pin NTC Thermo resistor CH7-15 -60 °C range, °C range by the help of potentiometer. potentiometer. of help the by range °C 12×12×15 mm 48×50×44 mm he pre-set temperature can be adjusted inadjusted be can temperature pre-set The ±5 is not indicated. The current temperature ready” signal, CH7 has “temperature temperature pre-set when state changing of protection additional For reached. is the dust or other crystal surfaces from windowed ver- contamination, we offer sion CH7-20. MS-2 type mount can fit two CH3, CH4 or CH7 type ovens and is ideal for holding second and third or fourth harmonics generators. Description, features Standard crystal sizes * Standard crystal sizes * AR coated windows for crystal protection Non-standard crystal sizes Non-standard crystal sizes Version for temperature up to 80 °C Version Version for temperature up to 80 °C Version Version for temperature up to 80 °C Version crystal size limited to 10×10×20 mm 100-240 VAC mains, +12 VDC output mains, +12 VDC 100-240 VAC Fixed temperature in RT Power supply for CH3, CH4 or CH7 crystal oven, signal, with Crystals MS-1 MS-2 Code ** PS-12-CH7 CH7-15-y/z-x CH7-30-y/z-x CH7-15-y/y-x CH7-30-y/y-x CH7-20-y/y-x CH7-15-y/y-80 CH7-30-y/y-80 CH7-20-y/y-80 emperature OK output signal emperature tuning range near preset emperature tuning range near – Provides READY signal, stability ±0.2 °K, crystal length up to 15 mm CH7-15 – Provides READY * Sizes 3×3, 4×4, ...,12×12 are standard. ** y/y, y/z – crystal size, x – preset temperature in degrees of Celsius (30-60 °C range). Sealing (optional) Preset temperature Long-term stability T Maximum crystals dimensions Powering requirements Power consumption Output connector Sensor type Dimensions, W×H×D Model T – Provides READY signal, stability ±0.2 °K, crystal length up to 30 mm CH7-30 – Provides READY CH7-20 – Provides READY Power supply PS-12 Mounting stages for crystal ovens Specifications are subject to changes without advance notice. - build-in thermo with oven CH7 is compact CH7 60 °C. up to temperature for controller op- more crystal mounting oven provides Like in to CH3 or CH4. tions in comparison into adapterCO1, each crystal is mounted CO1 and CH7 oven. in insertion before Maximumcompatible. are adapters crystal andmm 12×12 is model this for size crystal – 30 mm. the length of the crystal ons Specificati ls crysta or nonlinear OVEN f d products Relate Mount MS-1 for fine tuning of CH3, CH4 or CH7 angle is available. The tuning range is ± 2.5°. 56 56 36 36 50 50 3.5 3.5 12.5 12.5 48 48 48 48 CH7 EKSMA OPTICS • Tel.: +370 5 272 99 00 • Fax: +370 5 272 92 99 • [email protected] • www.eksmaoptics.com Tel.: OPTICS • EKSMA 3.5 3.5 CH7 dimensions hole hole center center 12.5 12.5 23 23 mounting mounting crystal crystal

ystals Laser crystals Terahertz Crystals Raman crystals PositionerS & HolderS CCrrystalystal Ovensvens Nonlinear cr 2.33 Thermocontroller ● ● ● ● xternal temperatureiskeptlowbyinsulation–no ● E ast temperaturecontrolusingactivecooling ● F ● hermostat oftuningtemperature ● T emperature tuningofBragggratingwavelengths ● T ast temperaturetuningofgenerated ● F LabVIEW basedsoftwareincluded from theexperiment Crystals canbereplacedwithoutremovingtheoven 4 screwstoremoveexchangecrystals and replaced No alignmentisrequiredwhencrystalremoved need forgloves Crystal’s temperaturestabilization phase-matching nonlinearcrystals wavelengths inperiodicallyorientedandnoncritical Applications CO12 CO10 CO11 Code TC2 CO11 •CO12 TC2 •CO10 heat transferingbodyfast temperature controloven for CO10,CO11, CO12 Cooled bymountingon oven forPPLNcrystals oven forPPLNcrystals tuning PPLNcrystall temperature control temperature control Water cooledfast for PPLNcrystals Thermocontroller fast temperature Air cooledfast Description, features ovens Visit www.eksmaoptics.com fornew products andprices Price, 1468 1494 1661 EUR 926 and CO10seriesovens Precision ResistiveHeater kitTC2 Specifiations Dimensions (H×W×D), mm Set heatertemperature,°C Heating temperaturechangevelocity, °C/s* Cooling temperaturechangevelocity, °C/s* Cooling type Cooling time(190°C-50/60°C),s T General specifications: * Dependsontemperature. T Basic accuracy, °C Long termstability, °C Resolution, °C Model Heating time,s emperature controlrange,°C emperature sensortype Crystal connectors storage temperature operating temperature weight, kg TC2 controllerdimensions(H×W×D),mm max powerconsumption,W mains controllability O Oven CO12 be changedfrom50°Cto200°C. crystals with an accuracy of 0.1°C. able. Thecrystalheaterprovidestemperaturestabilizationfor dimensions of 30×16×1 mm. Custom made oven is also avail- nonlinear crystals. &PP-MgO:LN)andother (PPSLT,PPLN cally poledbulkdevices are designed specifically for tuning and conditioning the periodi- With combinationoftemperaturecontroller,CO10seriesovens Oven CO10 Oven CO11 vens The oven is designed to hold the crystal with 15-pin D-subreceptacleor9-pinplug (50-190 °C) 85×71×65 1.1-0.25 1.5-0.7 50-200 Water CO10 305 130 50 manual orviaRS232port 90-264 VAC; 50/60Hz The crystal temperature can Heating-Cooling diagramsofCO12 Heating-Cooling diagramsofCO11 Heating-Cooling diagramsofCO10 -40 °Cto+70 -15 °Cto+35 67×155×160 (60-190 °C) 95×71×65 PT1000 1.5-0.7 1.0-0.1 60-200 CO11 ±0.5 ±0.1 290 120 1.5 0.1 Air 60 45 91×90.5×56 (70-190 °C) Heatsink 1.5-0.7 70-200 CO12 1 -0.1 290 110 70

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