Optical crystals

Optical crystals are special, transparent materials that can transmit light with minimal distortion or loss. They are used in devices like lasers, lenses, and fiber optics due to their ability to manipulate light precisely. These crystals have unique internal structures that interact with light in specific ways, such as bending or amplifying it. Examples include diamond, quartz, and lithium niobate. Their purity and crystalline quality are crucial for performance, making them essential components in advanced optical and electronic applications.