Where to Buy Frequency-resolved Optical Gating Devices
Frequency-resolved optical gating is a technique for the complete characterization of ultrashort pulses, i.e. for measuring not only pulse parameters such as the pulse energy or pulse duration, but also the full time-dependent electric field or (equivalently) the optical spectrum including the frequency-dependent spectral phase.
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11 suppliers for frequency-resolved optical gating devices (FROG) are listed in the RP Photonics Buyer's Guide. Both manufacturers and distributors can be registered.
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 Size doesn't matter; it is how you measure it. 6300 Powers Ferry Road Suite 600–345 Atlanta, GA 30339–2919 United States |  Frequency-Resolved Optical Gating (FROG) is the gold standard of laser pulse measurement. Far more powerful than autocorrelation, it yields (among other things) the complete intensity and phase vs. time for an arbitrary pulse without the need for any assumptions about the pulse. It is tried and true, having been subjected to every challenge imaginable and having performed very well in all cases. FROG is used in over 1000 labs worldwide. GRENOUILLE is a simple, elegant version of FROG. It is naturally single-shot and also in use in over 1000 laser labs around the world. It is arguably the most popular modern pulse measurement technique due minimal effort, weight, size, and cost; no alignment required. |
 APE Angewandte Physik und Elektronik GmbH Plauener Straße 163–165 / Haus N 13053 Berlin Germany |  Second Harmonic Generation FROG is the most popular spectrometer-less Frequency-Resolved Optical Gating method. Most of the pulseCheck autocorrelators by APE optionally integrate FROG and give 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. The FROG Option enables the pulseCheck to measure the spectral and temporal bandwidth and phase with just a few adjustments to the autocorrelator. The FROG Option consists of FROG crystal(s), a plane FROG mirror and FROG measurement and retrieval software. See us at Photonics West 2020 in San Francisco, Feb. 1–6 (booth 3237)! |
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Size doesn't matter; it is how you measure it. 6300 Powers Ferry Road Suite 600–345 Atlanta, GA 30339–2919 United States | Frequency-Resolved Optical Gating (FROG) is the gold standard of laser pulse measurement. Far more powerful than autocorrelation, it yields (among other things) the complete intensity and phase vs. time for an arbitrary pulse without the need for any assumptions about the pulse. It is tried and true, having been subjected to every challenge imaginable and having performed very well in all cases. FROG is used in over 1000 labs worldwide. GRENOUILLE is a simple, elegant version of FROG. It is naturally single-shot and also in use in over 1000 laser labs around the world. It is arguably the most popular modern pulse measurement technique due minimal effort, weight, size, and cost; no alignment required. |
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APE Angewandte Physik und Elektronik GmbH Plauener Straße 163–165 / Haus N 13053 Berlin Germany | Second Harmonic Generation FROG is the most popular spectrometer-less Frequency-Resolved Optical Gating method. Most of the pulseCheck autocorrelators by APE optionally integrate FROG and give 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. The FROG Option enables the pulseCheck to measure the spectral and temporal bandwidth and phase with just a few adjustments to the autocorrelator. The FROG Option consists of FROG crystal(s), a plane FROG mirror and FROG measurement and retrieval software. |
Unit A, 28 Canaveral Drive Rosedale, Auckland 0632 New Zealand | |
Vogelsangstr. 15 8307 Effretikon Switzerland | |
Batiment Sonora Parc scientifique et technologique Laseris 1 33114 Le Barp France | |
GWU-Lasertechnik Vertriebsges. mbH Bonner Ring 9 50374 Erftstadt Germany | |
Arnethgasse 80 1160 Wien Austria | www.laserpeak.com Tel.: +43 1 944 2883 |
Albert-Einstein-Str. 18 86899 Landsberg am Lech Germany | |
Polytec-Platz 1–7 76337 Waldbronn Germany | www.polytec.com/eu Tel.: +49 7243 6 04 17 20 |
Level 6, Symonds Centre 49 Symonds Street Auckland 1010 New Zealand | |
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