Autocorrelators
measure in femtosecond or picosecond optical pulse duration.
See Also: Pulse Width, Pulsed Lasers
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Autocorrelators
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From material processing to scientific and medical base research, ultrafast laser systems are used in many areas of their high peak intensity and extremely short pulse width. One relevant area of application is time resolved spectroscopy. The pulse width is a critical factor for the adjustment of these laser systems and the characterization of experiments.
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Autocorrelators
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Opticala Autocorrelators are devices for measuring the intensity or field autocorrelation function of light, mostly used for determining the pulse width of picosecond or femtosecond pulses, to which an electronic apparatus such as oscillascope would be too slow. The basic principle of operation of an autocorrelator for a pulse width measurement is to check the correlation of the temporal pulse trace with itself.
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Auto-Correlator
FR-103TPM
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The FR-103TPM is a high resolution, easy-to-use Autocorrelator for Two Photon Microscopy. It can be introduced into the beam path without disturbing the optical alignment, with the detector package replacing the sample.
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Femtosecond Autocorrelators - Pulse Measurement Systems
Reef
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The autocorrelation technique is the most common method used to determine laser pulse width characteristics on a femtosecond time scale . Del Mar Photonics autocorrelators have been specifically designed to measure the width of pulses from femtosecond lasers.
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Dynatrace Application Monitoring
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Start Dynatracing your applications in minutes with easy deployment and zero-configuration.Auto-discover and map all applications and transaction-flows in your distributed environment.Leverage self-learning baselines with alerts, out-of-the-box dashboards and auto-correlated system monitoring.Find problems before your users notice them with smart, early production error detection.Configure, manage and update easily with a centralized configuration consoleeven for thousands systems.Enable easy access for everyone who needs it. Provide one system valuable to all stakeholders by de-coupling system access and performance analysis.
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Delta - Palm-size Single Shot Autocorrelator
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The Delta single shot autocorrelator series are perfect devices for measuring the fs (20fs) to ps (100ps) pulses from single shot to high repetition rate (>100 MHz). The pulse wavelength range is from 500 nm to 1600 nm.
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Load Testing
OctoPerf
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Use auto-correlations rules and frameworks as well as test validation to quickly create virtual users.
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Auto-Correlator/Cross-Correlator
FR-103WS
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The FR-103WS is a dispersion-free Autocorrelator/Crosscorrelator for monitoring the temporal width of ultrashort optical pulses. While providing excellent sensitivity and resolution, the FR-103WS is ideally suited for the measurement of long pulsewidths (up to 200ps).
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RAPID SCANNING AUTOCORRELATOR/CROSSCORRELATOR
FR-103HP
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The FR-103HP is a compact NL crystal autocorrelator, suitable for moderate and high power lasers (Pav>5mW). It is available with a scan range >60ps (suitable for pulsewidths within 10fs-15ps) and covers a wide range of wavelengths with easily interchangeable plug-in detector modules. The standard FR-103HP provides ‘real-time’ pulsewidth monitoring capability for rep rates down to 1kHz.
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Autocorrelator
PulseScout2
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PulseScout2™ Optical Autocorrelators are a versatile, easy-to-use diagnostic tool for measuring ultrafast pulses from both high repetition rate (MHz) oscillators and low repetition rate (kHz) amplifiers from Visible to IR wavelength range.
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Rapid Scanning Auto-Correlator / Cross-Correlator
FR-103XL
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The FR-103XL is a dispersion-free Autocorrelator/CrossCorrelator for monitoring the temporal width of ultrashort optical pulses. Offering unsurpassed sensitivity and resolution, it is compact and easy to operate. The FR-103XL is ideally suited for the measurement weak signals in optical telecommunications, as well as pulses from other mode-locked lasers such as Ti-Sapphire.
