Ordered nano-scale domains in lithium niobate single crystals via phase-mask assisted all-optical poling
We report the formation of directionally ordered nano-scale surface domains on the +z face of undoped congruent lithium niobate single crystals by using UV illumination through a phase mask of sub-micron periodicity with an energy fluence between ∼90 mJ/cm 2 and 150 mJ/cm 2 at λ = 266 nm. We clearly...
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| description | We report the formation of directionally ordered nano-scale surface domains on the +z face of undoped congruent lithium niobate single crystals by using UV illumination through a phase mask of sub-micron periodicity with an energy fluence between ∼90
mJ/cm
2 and 150
mJ/cm
2 at
λ
=
266
nm. We clearly show here that the UV-induced surface ferroelectric domains only nucleate at and propagate along maxima of laser intensity. Although the domain line separation varies and is greater than 2
μm for this set of experimental conditions, this enables a degree of control over the all-optical poling process. |
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