KTP
KTP is most commonly used for frequency doubling of Nd: YAG and other Nd-doped crystal lasers, especially in medium- and low-power-density lasers. To date, Nd-doped crystal lasers using KTP for intracavity and extracavity frequency doubling have been gradually replacing visible dye lasers and tunable sapphire lasers. In much industrial research, this type of laser is widely used as a green light source.
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