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Self-pumped, continuous-wave phase conjugator using internal reflection

Optics Letters · 1982 · Vol. 7(10) · pp. 486–486
Jack Feinberg

Abstract

Continuous-wave phase conjugation of an image-bearing beam is demonstrated using a single-domain crystal of BaTiO(3) and nothing else. The device operates by four-wave mixing using the photorefractive effect but without any external pumping beams or external mirrors. The customary pumping beams are derived from the incident beam and are internally reflected inside the crystal adjacent to an edge. The device is self-starting and has a phase-conjugate reflectivity of 30%. Imaging applications are discussed.

Photorefractive and Nonlinear OpticsAdvanced Fiber Laser TechnologiesPhotonic and Optical DevicesPhase conjugationOpticsPhotorefractive effectFour-wave mixingBeam (structure)Reflection (computer programming)Materials scienceTotal internal reflectionPhase (matter)Light beam
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