APE Second Harmonic Generation FROG
Description
Second Harmonic Generation FROG is the most popular spectrometer-less Frequency Resolved Optical Gating method. The pulseCheck autocorrelators by APE optionally integrate FROG, giving access to complete pulse characterization. The addition of a special nonlinear crystal module and dedicated software opens the door to complete spectral and temporal pulse characterization.
APE Second Harmonic Generation FROG
Specifications |
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| Device Type: | FROG |
| Measurable Pulse Width: | 200 fs-6000fs |
| Wavelength Range: | 420 nm-2200nm |
| Input Polarization: | Any |
Features
Complete pulse characterization with Second Harmonic Generation FROG
Different crystal modules available to cover wavelengths from 420 – 2200 nm
FROG trace data processing and visualization with included software
Pulse width ranges from as low as 20 fs up to 6 ps
High spectral resolution up to 0.1 nm
Available for the pulseCheck autocorrelator series
Applications
Ultrafast laser pulse measurement
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since 2014
Frequently Asked Questions
Second Harmonic Generation FROG is a popular spectrometer-less Frequency Resolved Optical Gating method used for complete pulse characterization.
The crystal modules cover wavelengths from 420 – 2200 nm, with different modules available for various wavelength ranges.
The pulse width ranges from as low as 20 fs up to 6 ps.
The spectral resolution can be as high as 0.1 nm.
The FROG option is designed for laser repetition rates above 10 kHz and is available for the pulseCheck autocorrelator series (except for SM models).