Optics Letters · 2001 · 71 citations · 5 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringInstrumentationOpticsPhotonicsLaser OpticsLaser PhysicsUltrafast OpticsChirped Pulse AmplificationDispersive MediaDispersive MixingLaser Pulse DurationPulse TimingReal-time Processing
We present a method of adjusting the pulse duration and eliminating the pulse-front tilt of an ultrashort pulse in real time by use of a specially configured single-shot autocorrelator. Pulse-front tilt, or a temporal delay across the pulse front, is a common ultrashort-pulse phenomenon when dispersive elements are being used. We show the design of an autocorrelator that can be used to eliminate the pulse-front tilt and simultaneously adjust the pulse duration in real time by adjustment of the pulse compressor of a chirped-pulse amplified laser system.
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