Pulse Picker Pismo, OG Series
Description
PISMO pulse picker by Del Mar Photonics.
As the name implies pulse pickers are used to selectively pick off pulses from the pulse train of a femtosecond or picosecond laser. Pismo pulse picker models are available as stand-alone devices that use a Pockels cell as an ultrafast shutter.
Pismo pulse pickers operate in a broad wavelength range depending on the model.
Pulse Picker Pismo, OG Series
Specifications |
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| Output Voltage: | 4-12 |
| Pulse Width: | 4 |
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since 2014
Frequently Asked Questions
The PISMO pulse picker is used to selectively pick off pulses from the pulse train of a femtosecond or picosecond laser.
The wavelength range that the PISMO pulse picker can operate in depends on the model.
The Pockels effect is the basis for the operation of the PISMO pulse picker. It is the linear electro-optic effect that occurs when an applied electric field produces a birefringence in the cell that is proportional to the electric field.
The technical data for the PISMO pulse picker includes output voltage, rise time, pulse width, jitter, trigger input, synch input, adjustable delay, synchro trigger pulses, power out, on/off power, and optical detector.
The crystal used in the PISMO pulse picker is a Deuterated Potassium Dihydrogen Phosphate (DKDP) crystal, which is known for its wide transparency range and high optical damage threshold.