Near IR Pulse Measurement
Description
As a FROG device, GRENOUILLE yields the pulse intensity and phase vs. time and spectrum and spectral phase with great accuracy and reliability, requiring no assumptions about the pulse. It measures the actual pulse, not the coherent artifact.
In addition, GRENOUILLE also measures the beam spatial profile.
What’s more, it also simultaneously yields the otherwise-difficult-to-measure spatio- temporal distortions, spatial chirp and pulse-front tilt, which occur in most ultrashort pulses but are almost never measured. GRENOUILLE is the only commercially available device to measure these distortions and the most accurate diagnostic for pulse-front tilt ever developed.
It yields the approximate pulse absolute wavelength, too.
Remarkably, GRENOUILLE needs no alignment—ever! Even placing it in the beam is amazingly easy.
GRENOUILLE tells you more about your pulse with less effort than ever imagined!
And weighing as little as 1 kg, it’s light and compact, with a footprint smaller than a foot!
Near IR Pulse Measurement
Specifications |
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| Device Type: | FROG |
| Measurable Pulse Width: | 4-500fs |
| Wavelength Range: | 700-1100nm |
| Input Polarization: | Any |
Applications
A single GRENOUILLE can measure pulses from a wide variety of sources, from the lowest- energy oscillator to the highest-intensity amplifier.
Voted one of the 100 most important inventions of the year (across all fields) by R&D Magazine, and one of the top 25 optics inventions of the year by Photonics Spectra, GRENOUILLE represents a huge leap forward in ultrashort- pulse-measurement technology.
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How to order?
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United States
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On FindLight:
since 2016
Frequently Asked Questions
GRENOUILLE measures the actual pulse, not the coherent artifact. In addition, it also measures the beam spatial profile and simultaneously yields the otherwise-difficult-to-measure spatio-temporal distortions, spatial chirp and pulse-front tilt, which occur in most ultrashort pulses but are almost never measured.
GRENOUILLE is an ultrashort-laser-pulse measurement device that yields the pulse intensity and phase vs. time and spectrum and spectral phase with great accuracy and reliability, requiring no assumptions about the pulse.
A single GRENOUILLE can measure pulses from a wide variety of sources, from the lowest-energy oscillator to the highest-intensity amplifier.
GRENOUILLE weighs as little as 1 kg, it’s light and compact, with a footprint smaller than a foot.
No, GRENOUILLE needs no alignment—ever! Even placing it in the beam is amazingly easy.