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Minioptic Technology, Inc
Our harmonic Generators include Doubler, Tripler, and Quadrupler for doubling, tripling, and quadrupling laser frequency in the wavelength range 680-1300nm. The second harmonic, third harmonic, and fourth harmonic generation up-convert the laser frequency to a wavelength range 190-650nm. These harmonic generators greatly expanded the application of wavelength range for femtosecond and picosecond lasers available for both amplifiers and oscillators.
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FROG Scan -
MesaPhotonics, LLC
Our FROG Scan system is versatile, adaptable and easy to use. With our FROG Scan, you can tweak a laser system or measure highly chirped pulses to calculate the amount of dispersion compensation you might need for recompression. Measure a short pulse that has been chirped out to several picoseconds, or measure pulses as short as 12 fs in real-time.
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PicoQuant GmbH
PicoQuant's compact and reliable turn-key diode laser solutions work in picosecond pulsed, modulated, or fast-switched (nsec to µsec) operation mode. The laser systems typically consist of a common driver unit and exchangeable heads. Specialized lasers are also available as stand-alone units.
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ORTEC
A Time-to-Amplitude Converter (TAC) can achieve exceptional precision by using an analog technique to convert small time intervals to pulse amplitudes. When a timing application demands picosecond precision, a time-to-amplitude converter is a prime candidate. A time-to-amplitude converter is a productive solution for measurements less than 10 μs when time resolutions from 10 ps to 50 ns are required.
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Optronis GmbH
Streak camera technology was developed for measuring ultra-fast optical phenomena. OptoScope streak cameras provide temporal resolution down to the Picosecond regime. Additionally, OptoScope systems have high sensitivity allowing single photon detection. Streak cameras are the only instruments that can capture the behavior over time of multiple optical signals. Combined with a spectrometer this allows their application in the field of time resolved spectroscopy.
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FAST ComTec GmbH
The benchtop pulse generators feature a fast risetime and low jitter. Our most popular digital delay pulse series 575 and 577 generators are now available with selectable time references. With up to eight channels of delay and width control, each individual channel's reference can be set either to the trigger or to any other channel. So look below if you require a picosecond pulse generator or nanosecond pulse generator for your application.
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M9710A -
Keysight Technologies
Based on the AXIe standard, the M9710A is a unique 10-bit high-speed digitizer, capturing signals from DC up to 2.5 GHz at 5 GS/s. It provides excellent measurement accuracy and high dynamic range across four phase-coherent channels within a single card. Optimized response allows few hundred picoseconds pulse analysis. Moreover, an interleaving option allows acquisition at 10 GS/s on two combined channels, keeping excellent measurement fidelity.
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HORIBA, Ltd.
Our Fluorometers can accommodate any size work-area, and are available as compact or benchtop models, or as large modular systems, to suit your requirements. In addition, our Fluorometers can be coupled to become modular Fluorometer systems, or supercontinuum white-light laser-powered lifetime Fluorometers!HORIBA’s Fluorometers offer incredibly fast lifetime determinations down to picoseconds, deep UV absorbance and fluorescence excitation from as short as 200 nm in the UV, all the way to near-IR wavelengths of 1000 nm.
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EKSPLA uab
Ideal laser spectroscopy tool for in-situ investigation of surfaces and interfaces. SFG spectrometer operates from 4300 to 625 cm-1 and provides < 6 cm-1 spectral resolution. The heart of the system is a picosecond Nd:YAG laser generating 25 ps pulses that pump an OPG/DFG delivering from 260 to 20 µJ per pulse across the IR range
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AD14-500x4-IRIG -
Ultraview Corporation
The AD14-500x4-IRIG is a high performance wideband 4-channel 14-bit data single PCIe Gen3 board, that can continuously digitize four wideband signals, with four high linearity A/Ds. A second board version AD14-500x4-K7US-IRIG-B has all of the above features and can additionally be synchronized with stability of better than +/- 100 picoseconds with respect to an IRIG-B 1PPS signal and global time codes from a satellite receiver or local site time reference, allowing simultaneous synchronized acquisition of data at multiple locations anywhere in the world.
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Becker & Hickl GmbH
Designed and manufactured by Becker & Hickl – bh delivers prominent picosecond diode lasers with wavelengths from the NUV to the NIR. All bh pulsed diode lasers work with simple +12V power supply or pull their power from the USB port of a PC or Notebook Computer. Other features are high repetition rate, short pulse width, unprecedented timing and power stability, and extremely low electrical noise level.
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AD12-2000-IRIGB -
Ultraview Corporation
The AD12-2000-IRIGB is a high performance wideband 0.3-1.8GHz PCIe-bus receiver on a single PCIe Gen3 board, that can continuously digitize a wide portion of the RF spectrum, with a 3.6GSPS 12-bit A/D that can be synchronized with stability of better than +/- 100 picoseconds with respect to an IRIG-B 1PPS signal and global time codes from a satellite receiver or local site time reference. Designed for demanding military, scientific, industrial, communications, safety and electrical power utility applications, the AD12-2000-IRIGB has 60dB of gain adjust range (manual and AGC with programmable loop bandwidth), a wideband noise figure of 9dB, +11dBm 1dB compression point, and 2dB peak-to-peak ripple over the 300MHz to 1.6GB frequency spectrum.
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NI
The PXI FlexRIO Signal Generator combines analog I/O and a user-programmable FPGA into a single, customizable instrument. The instrument enables RF signal generation up to 2.9 GHz with 12 bits of resolution. The PXI FlexRIO Signal Generator uses FPGAs from Xilinx alongside LabVIEW and Vivado programming options for custom algorithm implementation and real-time signal processing. Using this instrument with NI-TClk, you can synchronize modules in one or more PXI chassis at up to picosecond‐level accuracy for high‐channel‐count applications.
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NI
The PXI FlexRIO IF Transceiver combines analog I/O and a user-programmable FPGA into a single, customizable instrument. The instrument enables direct RF acquisition up to 6 GHz. You can use the instrument in a dual-channel mode at 3.2 GS/s or in a single-channel interleaved mode at 6.4 GS/s. The PXI FlexRIO IF Transceiver uses FPGAs from Xilinx alongside LabVIEW and Vivado programming options for custom algorithm implementation and real-time signal processing. Using this instrument with NI-TClk, you can synchronize modules in one or more PXI chassis at up to picosecond‐level accuracy for high‐channel‐count applications.
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SPRITE XT -
M Squared Lasers
Sprite XT is a flexible ultrafast, femtosecond laser source. It delivers stability, reliability and productivity and is equally at home in the lab or as part of an OEM application. Choose your output power (up to multi-Watts), pulse width (femtosecond or picosecond models), wavelength range (fixed wavelength or tunable), and pulse repetition rate (<80 MHz to multi-GHz). All Sprite models are designed for alignment-free and maintenance-free operation and can be controlled from a web browser. It’s ideal for multi-photon excitation (MPE) and FLIM, quantum optics, time resolved spectroscopy, nonlinear optics, pump-probe experiments, microscopy, amplifier seeding, and electro-optic sampling.
