Get Your Second Harmonic Generation (shg) Analytical Service Special Discount [gyVBUSoe]

Get Your Second Harmonic Generation (shg) Analytical Service Special Discount [gyVBUSoe]

The Get Your Second Harmonic Generation (shg) Analytical Service Special Discount [gyVBUSoe] offered by MSE Supplies is a state-of-the-art testing solution designed to assess the nonlinear optical properties of materials. This service is ideal for researchers, scientists, and engineers working in the fields of optics, materials science, and photonics. The core feature of this service is its ability to measure the second harmonic generation efficiency, which is crucial for understanding the nonlinear optical behavior of various materials.

Product Properties and Specifications

Our SHG Analytical Service utilizes advanced testing procedures and cutting-edge equipment to provide accurate and reliable results. The emission wavelength is set at 1064.8 nm, ensuring optimal performance for a wide range of materials. The system employs a 5 ns pulse duration and a 10 Hz repetition rate, using an Nd:YAG laser to generate the required light source. The bump radiation is focused onto a spot with a 1.0 mm diameter, allowing for precise measurements. The SHG signal is selected by a monochromator and detected by a photomultiplier tube, providing high sensitivity and accuracy. A liquid nitrogen-flow cryostat with quartz windows and a Beckman temperature controller (model CTC-250) is used for low-temperature measurements, allowing for a temperature testing range of 80 K to 500 K. The instrument model used is the Germany WITec alpha300R, known for its superior performance and reliability.

Practical Applications and Target Audience

The Get Your Second Harmonic Generation (shg) Analytical Service Special Discount [gyVBUSoe] is highly beneficial for various applications in research and development. It is particularly useful in the study of nonlinear optical materials, which are essential for the development of advanced optical devices, such as frequency doublers, optical switches, and sensors. This service is also ideal for characterizing the optical properties of novel materials, enabling scientists to explore new applications and advancements in the field of photonics. The target audience includes researchers, scientists, and engineers working in universities, research institutions, and private industries, as well as those involved in the development of optical technologies.