GTR-KTP

GTR-KTP
	GTR-KTP crystals have gray track resistance sufficiently greater than typical flux grown KTP. This is possible due to advances in the controlled growth of KTP crystals, using proprietary modified fluxes and heat treatment. These GTR-KTP crystals are suitable for high power density applications, where regular flux-grown KTP crystals would suffer from gray track damage.


GTR-KTP Specifications: Transmitting Range: 350-4500nm Dimension Tolerances: (W+/-0.1mm)x(H+/-0.1mm)x(L+0.2/-0.1mm) Clear Aperture: >90% Angle tolerance: Δθ<±0.3°，Δ<±0.3° Scratch/Dig: 10/5 per MIL-O-13830A Parallelism: <20" Perpendicularity: 5' Flatness: λ/8@632.8nm Wavefront Distortion: <λ/4@632.8nm Damage Threshold: 500MW/cm^2@1064nm (10ns,10Hz, pulse laser) Standard Coating: AR/AR@1064&532nm Maximum Aperture: 10x10mm Maximum Length: 20mm Wavefront Distortion: λ/4@632.8nm

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