High Nonlinear Optical Coefficient: LiIO3 crystals exhibit a high nonlinear optical coefficient, approximately 14 times that of quartz and an order of magnitude higher than KDP crystals. This makes them exceptional for nonlinear optical applications such as frequency doubling and parametric oscillation.

Broad Transparency Range: The crystal’s transparency range is wide, spanning from 280nm to 4000nm, covering most of the ultraviolet to mid-infrared spectral regions. This provides possibilities for its use in various optical systems.

Wide Phase-Matching Range: LiIO3 crystals offer a broad phase-matching range, enabling effective nonlinear optical conversion at multiple wavelengths.

Good Thermal Stability: Compared to some other nonlinear optical materials, LiIO3 crystals exhibit better thermal stability. This means their performance remains stable in environments with significant temperature variations.

Resistance to Optical Damage: Compared to certain other nonlinear optical crystals, LiIO3 crystals are less prone to optical damage. Optical damage can affect material performance and lifespan, and this characteristic of LiIO3 crystals results in a longer lifespan and more consistent performance.

Cost-Effective:Compared to other materials that may offer similar electro-optic properties, LiIO3 crystals are relatively inexpensive. This makes them more attractive for cost-sensitive applications.

Applications: Nonlinear Optical Applications, Electro-Optic Modulators, Laser Technology, Ultrasonic Transducers, Other Applications, etc.