APE pulseCheck The Modular Autocorrelator
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Description
It is good to have plenty of options at hand. Suitable for the characterization of virtually any ultrafast pulsed laser, the pulseCheck autocorrelator from APE covers the broadest possible range of wavelengths and pulse widths. This flexibility is achieved by using exchangeable Optics Sets, typically consisting of a nonlinear crystal and a dedicated detector module.
APE pulseCheck The Modular Autocorrelator
Specifications |
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| Device Type: | Autocorrelator |
| Measurable Pulse Width: | 10 – 500 fs |
| Wavelength Range: | 200 – 12000 nm |
| Input Polarization: | Horizontal, Vertical |
Features
- Exchangeable Optics Sets for broadest spectrum coverage from 200 nm to 12 μm
- Pulse widths from as low as <10 fs all the way up to 500 ps
- Ultra-precise delay resolution
- Toggle between interferometric and intensity autocorrelation
- Wide range of sensitivity levels covered with PMT, PD, and TPA
- Automatic phase matching
- Gaussian Sech2, and Lorentzian fitting routines
- Ready to use software and USB interface
- TCP IP remote control with standardized command set for easy programming
- NIST traceable calibrationOption
- FROG for complete pulse characterization
Frequently Asked Questions
The pulse width measurement range of the pulseCheck autocorrelator varies depending on the model, ranging from <10 fs to 500 ps.
The pulseCheck autocorrelator offers three types of detectors: photodiode (PD), photomultiplier (PMT), and two photon absorption (TPA).
The sensitivity range of the detectors for the pulseCheck autocorrelator varies depending on the type, with the PMT having the highest sensitivity up to 10-6 W2 and the TPA having high sensitivity up to 10-2 W2.
The FROG option is a feature that allows for complete pulse characterization.
The pulseCheck autocorrelator covers the broadest possible range of wavelengths from 200 nm to 12 μm with exchangeable Optics Sets.