The Nonlinear Crystal Experts Blog
Scholarly articles authored by scientific and engineering experts focused on laser reliability, performance, laser-induced-damage-threshold (LIDT), and deep UV applications in fields such as aerospace and quantum technologies brought to your inbox by the technical team and experts at GAMDAN Optics, Inc.
What Potassium Titanyl Phosphate (KTP) Is Used For
GAMDAN uses the highest quality hydrothermally grown KTP. It is characterized by low absorption, and resistance to gray tracking (photochromic damage) in high power applications. There is a much cheaper form of KTP which is not suited for high energy lasers. It is grown by the flux method. If you have a green laser pointer in your pocket, it most likely has a chip of flux grown KTP. Find out more about GAMDAN’s KTP offerings and why we have the most superior KTP available for your applications.