Autocorrelator

    Jan. 1, 1999
    The Timewarp E-750 Autocorrelator can measure pulses from ultrafast lasers with widths from 40 to 500 fs. The instrument is based on an equal-path interferometer design and two-photon autocorrelation on a GaAsP photodiode. The design eliminates the need for nonlinear crystals and thus reduces both the cost and the alignment and set-up time for the instrument.

    Autocorrelator

    The Timewarp E-750 Autocorrelator can measure pulses from ultrafast lasers with widths from 40 to 500 fs. The instrument is based on an equal-path interferometer design and two-photon autocorrelation on a GaAsP photodiode. The design eliminates the need for nonlinear crystals and thus reduces both the cost and the alignment and set-up time for the instrument.

    Elliot Scientific Ltd., St. Albans, Herts, England

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