FSAC Interferometric Autocorrelator
Description
Thorlabs' FSAC Interferometric Autocorrelator provides approximate pulse width measurements in the 650 - 1100 nm wavelength range. Well suited for diagnostics of femtosecond Ti:Sapphire lasers and 1um oscillators, it consists primarily of a modified Michelson interferometer with a nonlinear detector at the output.
A BNC connector outputs the autocorrelation signal, which can be viewed on any oscilloscope with >1.5 MHz bandwidth. An example of the direct output from the FSAC is shown in the graph to the right. A photodiode amplifier with selectable gain from 0 dB to 70 dB provides compatibility with a large range of optical input powers, up to a maximum average power of 150 mW.
Intuitive, easy-to-reach controls on the outside of the enclosure allow the user to optimize the resolution and fringe contrast. The controls for the delay arm enable a full scan range of 50 fs to 10 ps (i.e., ±25 fs to ±5 ps), and a micrometer tunes the detector's position for maximum signal.
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FSAC Interferometric Autocorrelator
Specifications |
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Device Type: | Autocorrelator |
Measurable Pulse Width: | 15-1000fs |
Wavelength Range: | 650-1100nm |
Input Polarization: | Horizontal |
Scan Range: | 50 - 10,000 fs |
Input Repetition Rate: | >300 kHz |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The FSAC Interferometric Autocorrelator can measure pulse widths in the 650 - 1100 nm wavelength range.
The FSAC Interferometric Autocorrelator is well suited for diagnostics of femtosecond Ti:Sapphire lasers and 1um oscillators.
The FSAC Interferometric Autocorrelator consists primarily of a modified Michelson interferometer with a nonlinear detector at the output.
The FSAC Interferometric Autocorrelator can handle a maximum average power of 150 mW.
The FSAC Interferometric Autocorrelator has intuitive, easy-to-reach controls on the outside of the enclosure that allow the user to optimize the resolution and fringe contrast. The controls for the delay arm enable a full scan range of 50 fs to 10 ps, and a micrometer tunes the detector's position for maximum signal.