In this Letter, we first reported on a mid-infrared double-pass optical parametric generator (OPG) based on a single type-II phase-matching BaGa 4 Se 7 (BGSe) crystal, pumped at 2.1 µm. The OPG achieved a maximum pulse energy of 55 µJ for generating narrowband mid-infrared laser pulses. The signal and idler lights exhibited center wavelengths of 4.04 and 4.33 µm, respectively, with bandwidths of 18.6 nm (11.4 cm −1 ) and 20.4 nm (10.9 cm −1 ). To improve the output performance, we utilized a cascaded scheme of type-I ZnGeP 2 (ZGP) and type-II BGSe crystals. The spectral bandwidths of the signal and idler lights, nearing 4 µm, were narrower than 170 nm (90 cm −1 ), representing a significant improvement over the ZGP OPG. The cascaded OPG achieved a remarkable total optical-to-optical conversion efficiency (OOCE) of 14.9% and a maximum pulse energy of 0.329 mJ.
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