The invention discloses a device for realizing quasi-
phase matching based on a pyroelectric field
induced polarization ferroelectric domain, and the device is characterized in that the ferroelectric domain of a
lithium niobate
crystal is erased along an
optical axis through employing a
laser erasing technology, and a
grating array structure is formed; then generating a pyroelectric field in the
lithium niobate
crystal by using a
quenching process under vacuum to induce a ferroelectric domain to be polarized from the erasing position to the surface of the
crystal along the
optical axis, so that the polarized ferroelectric domain is also distributed in a
grating array manner; the fundamental wave is subjected to frequency multiplication conversion through a ferroelectric domain polarization area, and the
peak value of the frequency multiplication
light spot power changing along with the
wavelength of the fundamental wave is measured to be matched with the
peak value calculated under the quasi-
phase matching condition, so that quasi-
phase matching is realized. Any external
electric field is not needed, and a pyroelectric field opposite to the polarization direction can be generated in the crystal. The pyroelectric field can enable the ferroelectric domain to be reversed, and meanwhile the
refractive index cannot be changed. According to the invention, the ferroelectric domain of the pyroelectric field polarized
lithium niobate crystal is utilized, and frequency multiplication conversion meeting quasi-phase matching conditions is realized.