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The optical second-harmonic wave generated from a crystal-cored fiber from the Cerenkov-radiation-type phase matching can be collimated by an axicon and then can be focused by a spherical lens to a diffraction-limited spot. Tolerance of the optical system to meet the Maréchal criterion is analyzed; tolerable maximum errors in alignment and fabrication of the axicon lens are evaluated.
RESUMO
Optical second-harmonic generation from a glass-clad fiber with an organic core crystal of 4-(N,Ndimethylamino)-3-acetamidonitrobenzene (DAN) is demonstrated. Phase matching was due to cerenkov radiation. Linear and nonlinear optical properties of DAN, a fabrication technique of a crystal-cored fiber, and a focusing method of the generated second-harmonic wave are studied.