Compact yellow (560nm) and green (532nm) picosecond pulse sources are demonstrated that utilize second-harmonic generation in periodically poled potassium titanyl phosphate waveguides. Both systems employ ytterbium-doped fiber pump sources. In the yellow case, efficient single-pass Raman scattering in 25m of dispersion-compensating fiber was additionally used to generate the 1.12μm pump. Raman gain could similarly be used in compact configurations to generate other pump wavelengths for use in frequency upconversion schemes.
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