Pockels Cells

Pockels cells are electro-optic devices that utilize high-quality nonlinear materials such as KDP, KD*P, BBO, and LiNbO₃ for precise control of light polarization. These cells play a crucial role in modulating the phase and polarization of light when subjected to an external electric field. Widely used in applications like Q-switching, optical modulation, and fast switching in lasers, Pockels cells are ideal for systems requiring rapid response times and high-speed modulation. Their performance is essential in scientific research, medical devices, telecommunications, and laser systems, where precision and reliability are critical to achieving optimal results.

Want to know more about Pockels Cells?

    Specifications

    Typical Sizes 9×9×25 mm3 • 10×10×20 mm3
    6×6×20 mm3 • 4×4×15 mm3
    Other sizes available upon request
    Dimension Tolerance Z-axis: ± 0.2 mm
    X-axis and Y-axis: ±0.1 mm
    Chamfer < 0.2 mm @ 45°
    Accuracy of Orientation Z-axis: < ± 5′ X-axis and Y-axis: < ± 10′
    Parallelism < 10"
    Surface Quality [S/D] 10/5
    Flatness λ/10 @ 633 nm
    AR-coating R < 0.15% @ 1064 nm
    Electrodes Gold/Chrome plated on X-faces
    Wavefront Distortion < λ/6 @ 633 nm
    Extinction Ratio > 100:1 @ 633 nm (ϕ6 mm beam)
    Damage Threshold 100 MW/cm2 (10 ns, 1064 nm)

    For tailored Electro-Optics solutions that address your specific needs contact us today

    crossmenu