Tugba Temel, Robert T. Murray, Li Wang, Weidong Chen, André Schirrmacher, Ronan A. Battle, and Valentin Petrov
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A PPLN non-resonant optical parametric oscillator injection-seeded by narrowband sub-100-mW CW radiation at the signal wavelength produces > 3 W idler average power at 2376 nm for a 20-kHz repetition rate, with a sub-2-nm spectral linewidth. The maximum quantum efficiency reaches 39.5%, roughly 1.4 times higher compared to narrowband operation achieved with a volume Bragg grating at the same pump level. Seed levels as low as 40 mW are sufficient to produce the desired spectral narrowing effect.
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