Ultrashort pulse characterisation with SHG collinear-FROG

by: Ivan Amat-Roldán, Iain Cormack, Pablo Loza-Alvarez, Emilio Gualda, David Artigas

Opt. Express, Vol. 12, No. 6. (22 March 2004), pp. 1169-1178.

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Abstract

We outline criteria for fast and accurate acquisition of collinear FROG (CFROG) trace and how it can be transformed into the more traditional noncollinear FROG trace. The CFROG has an intrinsically simple geometry that provides greater versatility as well as the ability for built-in delay calibration and enhanced error-checking. The procedure, based on data processing, allows conventional SHG-FROG retrieval algorithms to be used. This technique is tested numerically and experimentally giving excellent results. This work represents an attractive alternative to the traditional, more complex non-collinear FROG technique while, at the same time, extending its use to experiments where collinear geometry is imposed.

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TY - JOUR ID - citeulike:2972647 L3 - citeulike-article-id:2972647 N2 - We outline criteria for fast and accurate acquisition of collinear FROG (CFROG) trace and how it can be transformed into the more traditional noncollinear FROG trace. The CFROG has an intrinsically simple geometry that provides greater versatility as well as the ability for built-in delay calibration and enhanced error-checking. The procedure, based on data processing, allows conventional SHG-FROG retrieval algorithms to be used. This technique is tested numerically and experimentally giving excellent results. This work represents an attractive alternative to the traditional, more complex non-collinear FROG technique while, at the same time, extending its use to experiments where collinear geometry is imposed. IS - 6 JF - Opt. Express EP - 1178 TI - Ultrashort pulse characterisation with SHG collinear-FROG PB - OSA VL - 12 SP - 1169 KW - frog KW - measurement KW - ultrafast AU - Amat-Roldán, Ivan AU - Cormack, Iain AU - Loza-Alvarez, Pablo AU - Gualda, Emilio AU - Artigas, David PY - 2004/03/22/ UR - http://www.opticsinfobase.org/abstract.cfm?id=79267 ER -

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