Fraunhofer-gesellschaft Zur Foerderung Der Angewandten Forschung E.v.

Forschungszentrum Julich Gmbh

Bernd Jungbluth

Ulrich Poppe

Horst Halling

Helmut Soltner

Egon Zimmermann

Walter Glaas

Mikhail Faley

Knut Urban

Marco Hofer

Jens Lohring

Rolf Speen

Jan Fabian Geus

Florian Elsen

Sebastian Nyga

Marco Höfer

Jens Löhring

The present invention relates to a method and to an arrangement for the frequency conversion of coherent optical radiation with adjustable wavelength by way of a two-stage non-linear optical process. In the method and the arrangement, a frequency doubling is carried out in a first non-linear optical crystal () and a sum frequency generation or a frequency doubling is carried out in a second non-linear optical crystal () which is connected downstream. A positively birefringent crystal, in which the frequency doubling is carried out during a phase matching of type I from the extraordinary wave of the output frequency according to the &#x3c;eeo&#x3e; scheme, is used as the first non-linear optical crystal (). The second non-linear optical crystal () is chosen such that phase matching is made possible by rotating the crystal in the same spatial plane in which the first crystal () must also be rotated during a phase matching. The method and the arrangement can be used to realize an extremely compact conversion arrangement with high conversion efficiency, which conversion arrangement can be used for a broad tuneable wavelength range of the input radiation.

Method and arrangement for the frequency conversion of coherent optical radiation

The invention relates to a magnetic flow sensor () comprising a) a loop-shaped magnetic field conductor comprising a point () which expands to form a bar or a film (), a loop-shaped part () and at least one part () which guides back the magnetic field lines of the probe, b) SQUID (), c) and a diaphragm () comprising a hole (), whereby the part (&#x2033;) which guides the magnetic field lines of the probe back to the loop-shaped magnetic field conductor is connected to the diaphragm ().

Magnetic flow sensor comprising a magnetic field conductor and a hole diaphragm

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Bernd Jungbluth