ROC | Compact Autocorrelator for Ultrafast Laser Pulse Measurement
Description
ROC stands for Row Optical Correlator. Based on a compact and robust inline setup, the ROC allows the measurement of single-shot autocorrelation traces. Specifically designed to offer the easiest user experience, they cannot be misaligned and no calibration or tweaking is needed.
Additionally, they are easily transportable. And yes, they are rock-solid! Besides those advantages, the ROC autocorrelators provide excellent technical performances and highly accurate measurements. The ROC autocorrelators are available for different wavelength ranges and several pulse durations.
ROC | Compact Autocorrelator for Ultrafast Laser Pulse Measurement
Specifications |
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| Device Type: | Autocorrelator |
| Measurable Pulse Width: | 5-10fs |
| Wavelength Range: | 480-2100nm |
| Input Polarization: | Vertical |
Features
- Ultra compact
- Ultra easy to use: installation and measurement in less than 2 minutes! No calibration necessary
- Suitable for any repetition rate, from fs to ps, broad wavelength range
- Single-pulse extraction possible up to 150 kHz laser repetition rate (with Enhanced detection option)
- User-friendly and powerful software (STAR : Software Technology for Acquisition and Retrieval)
- Input pulse energy from few pJ to few mJ
- Acceptable average power up to 3.5 W
- Pulse measurement from 5 fs to 10 ps
- Broad available spectral range
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since 2024
Frequently Asked Questions
ROC stands for Row Optical Correlator.
The ROC autocorrelator measures single-shot autocorrelation traces.
It is compact, robust, easy to use, requires no calibration or tweaking, and can be installed and used in less than 2 minutes.
The ROC models cover pulse durations from 5 femtoseconds (fs) to 10 picoseconds (ps), depending on the model.
The acceptable average power is up to 3.5 W.
The ROC is suitable for any repetition rate, including single-shot to GHz.
Minimum input pulse energy varies; for example, 1 µJ at 30 fs for single-shot and 500 pJ at 30 fs for 40 MHz repetition rate (values depend on the laser).
The software provides live pulse duration extraction, multiple calculation methods, enhanced background treatment, remote control, and data export options.
The beam height is adjustable from 30 mm, and custom versions are available for specific requirements.
The ROC uses a 12-bit CMOS detector with 3 megapixels and 72 dB dynamic range.
The ROC supports USB 3.1 and optionally GigE.
Dimensions range from 55 x 56 x 195 mm to 55 x 56 x 265 mm, depending on the model.
It can measure in the spectral range of 480 nm to 2100 nm.
Yes, it is compact, robust, and easily transportable.