PPLN Λ = 6.82 µm · 1064 → 532 nm · 2 px/µm
lithium niobate / Data / thermal-expansion-c

Thermal expansion coefficient parallel to c

Spread

α33 1/K; one row per variant and wavelength
CLN4.00e−66.00e−6Volk & Wöhlecke [P-comp]Crystal Technology [V]2 records, span 3.40e−6SLN5.95e−66.00e−66.05e−6Volk & Wöhlecke [P-comp]1 record

Each mark is one record; bars are stated ranges, whiskers stated uncertainties. Filled marks: P, P-comp, P-db; hollow: S, V, C, P(abs). Hover a mark for its source. Each row has its own axis; no mean or fit is drawn.

Records

2 variants
ValueUnitVariantConditionsFrameSourceLocatorStatus
4.1×10−6
default record
1/KCongruent LiNbO3 (CLN)T 300 K–Volk & Wöhlecke, Springer Series in Materials Science 115 (2009)
original: Nikogosyan 2005; Gallagher et al., Ferroelectrics 75, 71 (1987)
Table 1.1, p. 3P-comp
alpha_c in circulating sources spans about 4-7.5 ppm/K; Kim & Smith 1969 (primary) not read. Weis & Gaylord 1985 p. 195 notes that c contracts from 600 to 1000 C.
7.5×10−61/KCongruent LiNbO3 (CLN)T 25 °C–Crystal Technology, Inc. (1999)–V
6×10−6
default record
1/KStoichiometric or near-stoichiometric LiNbO3 (SLN)
near-stoichiometric
T 300 K–Volk & Wöhlecke, Springer Series in Materials Science 115 (2009)Table 1.1, p. 3P-comp
alpha_c depends on composition, which may explain part of the spread across sources.

Congruent LiNbO3 (CLN)

P-comp
4.1×10−61/K
T 300 K; default record

alpha_c in circulating sources spans about 4-7.5 ppm/K; Kim & Smith 1969 (primary) not read. Weis & Gaylord 1985 p. 195 notes that c contracts from 600 to 1000 C.

Volk & Wöhlecke, Springer Series in Materials Science 115 (2009), Table 1.1, p. 3original: Nikogosyan 2005; Gallagher et al., Ferroelectrics 75, 71 (1987)

Congruent LiNbO3 (CLN)

V
7.5×10−61/K
T 25 °C
Crystal Technology, Inc. (1999)

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