Where to Buy Pulse Characterization Instruments
For the characterization of laser pulses, a wide range of equipment is used: autocorrelators, FROG and SPIDER setups, streak cameras, CEO detection instruments and others.
More specific products: frequency-resolved optical gating devices, spectral phase interferometry instruments, streak cameras, timing jitter measurement devices
Related product category: detectors and measurements
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![]() Batiment Gienah, Cite de la Photonique 11 avenue de Canteranne 33600 Pessac France | ![]() Femto Easy offers different kinds of devices for the characterization of ultrashort light pulses:
All devices are optimized for easy installation and handling. |
![]() 101 East Gloucester Pike Barrington, NJ 08007 United States | ![]() Our compact ultrafast autocorrelator is used to characterize ultrafast laser pulses originating from Ti:sapphire and Yb:doped lasers. Featuring a built-in two-photon absorption (TPA) detector, this autocorrelator is ideal for measuring ultrafast femtosecond and picosecond laser pulses at wavelengths from 700 to 1100 nm. The highly sensitive TPA detector allows for measurements of ultrafast laser pulses with high sensitivity by eliminating the need for angle tuning of the SHG nonlinear crystal. See us at SPIE Photonics West Digital Marketplace 2023, January 28 – February 2 (booths 833 and 838)! |
![]() Ultrafast lasers that simply work Kasprzaka 44/52 01–224 Warszawa Poland | ![]() The Blueback advanced ultrashort laser pulse characterization device is a real-time ulstrashort laser pulse characterization device specifically engineered to provide a high-resolution measurement for ultrafast oscillators and amplifiers. It is an essential piece of equipment for everyone who depends on accurate information about properties of their ultra-short pulses. With Fluence Blueback you get more than just a single result. You can watch your pulse evolving in real time. |
![]() APE Angewandte Physik und Elektronik GmbH Plauener Straße 163–165 / Haus N 13053 Berlin Germany | ![]() APE offers a range of products for pulse characterization in the picosecond and femtosecond domain: See us at SPIE Photonics West Digital Marketplace 2023, January 28 – February 2 (booth 3372)! |
![]() Arnethgasse 80 1160 Wien Austria | ![]() The FROGscan is an instrument for the full characterization of ultrafast laser pulses. A single device can use a variety of spectrometers that can provide wide wavelength range, high spectral resolution and over 75 dB of dynamic range. Wavelengths from 450 nm to >4000 nm and pulse durations from 12 fs to 10's of picoseconds are within the reach of a single system. A zero-dispersion design allows pulses <5 fs to be measured. The FROGscan is the instrument that can measure the most complex pulses. |
![]() 56 Sparta Avenue Newton, NJ 07860 United States | ![]() The FSAC benchtop interferometric autocorrelator manufactured by Thorlabs is designed to characterize ultrafast pulse durations from 10 – 1,000 fs in the 650 – 1100 nm range. This autocorrelator for use with femtosecond lasers compliments our ultrafast family of lasers, amplifiers, and specialized optics, including chirped mirrors, low GDD mirrors/beamsplitters, and dispersion compensating fiber. See us at SPIE Photonics West Digital Marketplace 2023, January 28 – February 2 (booths 627 and 827)! |
![]() Pôle Euro 95 – Bâtiment D 165 rue des Cistes 06600 Antibes France | ![]() The Chirpscan technique is a perfect extension to a Dazzler for pulse compression optimization. The large scanning range of the Dazzler allows to measure pulses with large time–bandwidth products, thus making it the ideal tool for the alignment and optimization of a compressor. Specially developed to characterize the output of Fastlite high-flux MIR OPCPA sources, the Frozzer can measure pulses from 3 optical cycles to 5 ps between 1 and 9 μm. It is thus perfectly adapted to the temporal characterization of Yb, Er, or Tm-doped systems as well as signal, idler and DFG outputs of OPA and OPCPA systems. See us at SPIE Photonics West Digital Marketplace 2023, January 28 – February 2 (booth 349)! |
![]() The ultimate ultrafast pulse characterization Sphere Ultrafast Photonics, SL Calle Raimundo Garcia Dominguez, 2 15930 Boiro (A Coruña) Spain | ![]() The d-cycle is a compact system for the comprehensive characterization (full electric field) of ultrafast laser pulses. Four different d-cycle models support optical spectra corresponding to pulse durations from 2.5 to 200 fs and work with pulse repetition rates ranging from 10Hz to hundreds of kHz or even MHz. Coupling the laser beam into the d-cycle is easily achieved in less than five minutes, and a full measurement (including retrieval) usually takes less than 10 s. The intuitiveness of the d-cycle trace provides instant visual feedback for the optimisation of your source. The d-shot is a single shot version for ultrafast pulses characterization. d-shot is a very practical tool for real-time alignment and optimisation of your compressor or pulse shaper. |
![]() Lasers, Optics, Electronics. Made in Germany. Bertha-von-Suttner-Str. 5 37085 Göttingen Germany | ![]() Ultrafast photodetectors from ALPHALAS in combination with high-speed oscilloscopes are the best alternative for measurement of optical waveforms with spectral coverage from 170 to 2600 nm (VUV to IR). For example, photodetectors with rise time 10 ps and bandwidth 30 GHz in combination with 50 GHz sampling oscilloscope can be successfully used to measure optical pulse widths down to 10 ps using deconvolution. Configurations of the photodetectors include free-space, fiber receptacle or SM-fiber-pigtailed options and have compact metal housings for noise immunity. The UV-extended versions of the Si photodiodes are the only commercial products that cover the spectral range from 170 to 1100 nm with a rise time < 50 ps. For maximum flexibility, most models are not internally terminated. A 50 Ohm external termination supports the specified highest speed operation. |
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![]() 101 East Gloucester Pike Barrington, NJ 08007 United States | ![]() Our compact ultrafast autocorrelator is used to characterize ultrafast laser pulses originating from Ti:sapphire and Yb:doped lasers. Featuring a built-in two-photon absorption (TPA) detector, this autocorrelator is ideal for measuring ultrafast femtosecond and picosecond laser pulses at wavelengths from 700 to 1100 nm. The highly sensitive TPA detector allows for measurements of ultrafast laser pulses with high sensitivity by eliminating the need for angle tuning of the SHG nonlinear crystal. See us at SPIE Photonics West Digital Marketplace 2023, January 28 – February 2 (booths 833 and 838)! |
1550 Pacheco St Santa Fe, NM 87505 United States | www.mesaphotonics.com E-mail: |
5460 N Peck Road Suite S Arcadia CA 91006 United States | |
3635 Peterson Way Santa Clara, CA 95054 United States | |
6300 Powers Ferry Road Suite 600–345 Atlanta, GA 30339–2919 United States | www.swampoptics.com E-mail: |
![]() 56 Sparta Avenue Newton, NJ 07860 United States | ![]() The FSAC benchtop interferometric autocorrelator manufactured by Thorlabs is designed to characterize ultrafast pulse durations from 10 – 1,000 fs in the 650 – 1100 nm range. This autocorrelator for use with femtosecond lasers compliments our ultrafast family of lasers, amplifiers, and specialized optics, including chirped mirrors, low GDD mirrors/beamsplitters, and dispersion compensating fiber. See us at SPIE Photonics West Digital Marketplace 2023, January 28 – February 2 (booths 627 and 827)! |
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![]() Lasers, Optics, Electronics. Made in Germany. Bertha-von-Suttner-Str. 5 37085 Göttingen Germany | ![]() Ultrafast photodetectors from ALPHALAS in combination with high-speed oscilloscopes are the best alternative for measurement of optical waveforms with spectral coverage from 170 to 2600 nm (VUV to IR). For example, photodetectors with rise time 10 ps and bandwidth 30 GHz in combination with 50 GHz sampling oscilloscope can be successfully used to measure optical pulse widths down to 10 ps using deconvolution. Configurations of the photodetectors include free-space, fiber receptacle or SM-fiber-pigtailed options and have compact metal housings for noise immunity. The UV-extended versions of the Si photodiodes are the only commercial products that cover the spectral range from 170 to 1100 nm with a rise time < 50 ps. For maximum flexibility, most models are not internally terminated. A 50 Ohm external termination supports the specified highest speed operation. |
![]() APE Angewandte Physik und Elektronik GmbH Plauener Straße 163–165 / Haus N 13053 Berlin Germany | ![]() APE offers a range of products for pulse characterization in the picosecond and femtosecond domain: See us at SPIE Photonics West Digital Marketplace 2023, January 28 – February 2 (booth 3372)! |
P. N. Lebedev Physical Institute 11 Fizicheskaya Street 108840 Troitsk, Moscow Russian Federation | |
Unit A, 28 Canaveral Drive Rosedale, Auckland 0632 New Zealand | www.coherent-solutions.com E-mail: |
Via Mattia Battistini, 177 Roma Italy | |
Vogelsangstr. 15 8307 Effretikon Switzerland | |
![]() Pôle Euro 95 – Bâtiment D 165 rue des Cistes 06600 Antibes France | ![]() The Chirpscan technique is a perfect extension to a Dazzler for pulse compression optimization. The large scanning range of the Dazzler allows to measure pulses with large time–bandwidth products, thus making it the ideal tool for the alignment and optimization of a compressor. Specially developed to characterize the output of Fastlite high-flux MIR OPCPA sources, the Frozzer can measure pulses from 3 optical cycles to 5 ps between 1 and 9 μm. It is thus perfectly adapted to the temporal characterization of Yb, Er, or Tm-doped systems as well as signal, idler and DFG outputs of OPA and OPCPA systems. See us at SPIE Photonics West Digital Marketplace 2023, January 28 – February 2 (booth 349)! |
![]() Batiment Gienah, Cite de la Photonique 11 avenue de Canteranne 33600 Pessac France | ![]() Femto Easy offers different kinds of devices for the characterization of ultrashort light pulses:
All devices are optimized for easy installation and handling. |
![]() Ultrafast lasers that simply work Kasprzaka 44/52 01–224 Warszawa Poland | ![]() The Blueback advanced ultrashort laser pulse characterization device is a real-time ulstrashort laser pulse characterization device specifically engineered to provide a high-resolution measurement for ultrafast oscillators and amplifiers. It is an essential piece of equipment for everyone who depends on accurate information about properties of their ultra-short pulses. With Fluence Blueback you get more than just a single result. You can watch your pulse evolving in real time. |
Dübendorfstr. 11a 8117 Fällanden Switzerland | |
511 Hashita 9955256 Beit Shemesh Israel | www.ILPhotonics.com E-mail: |
![]() Arnethgasse 80 1160 Wien Austria | ![]() The FROGscan is an instrument for the full characterization of ultrafast laser pulses. A single device can use a variety of spectrometers that can provide wide wavelength range, high spectral resolution and over 75 dB of dynamic range. Wavelengths from 450 nm to >4000 nm and pulse durations from 12 fs to 10's of picoseconds are within the reach of a single system. A zero-dispersion design allows pulses <5 fs to be measured. The FROGscan is the instrument that can measure the most complex pulses. |
Albert-Einstein-Str. 18 86899 Landsberg am Lech Germany | |
New Age Instruments & Materials #306, 3rd Floor, Rupa Solitaire Millenium Business Park, MIDC Sec – 2 Mahape, Navi Mumbai Mumbai – 400710, Maharashtra India | |
New Technologies and Consulting Hauptstrasse 52 67297 Marnheim Germany | |
Max-Planck-Straße 3 85716 Unterschleißheim Germany | www.optoprim.de/en E-mail: |
Ludwigstr. 2 77694 Kehl Germany | |
Magenta, 2 Brookhill Way Banbury OX16 3ED United Kingdom | |
Polytec-Platz 1–7 76337 Waldbronn Germany | |
12–14 Parkway Drive, Auckland 0632 New Zealand | www.quantifiphotonics.com E-mail: |
13, chemin du Vieux Chêne 38240 Meylan France | www.resolutionspectra.com E-mail: |
Level 6, Symonds Centre 49 Symonds Street Auckland 1010 New Zealand | |
![]() The ultimate ultrafast pulse characterization Sphere Ultrafast Photonics, SL Calle Raimundo Garcia Dominguez, 2 15930 Boiro (A Coruña) Spain | ![]() The d-cycle is a compact system for the comprehensive characterization (full electric field) of ultrafast laser pulses. Four different d-cycle models support optical spectra corresponding to pulse durations from 2.5 to 200 fs and work with pulse repetition rates ranging from 10Hz to hundreds of kHz or even MHz. Coupling the laser beam into the d-cycle is easily achieved in less than five minutes, and a full measurement (including retrieval) usually takes less than 10 s. The intuitiveness of the d-cycle trace provides instant visual feedback for the optimisation of your source. The d-shot is a single shot version for ultrafast pulses characterization. d-shot is a very practical tool for real-time alignment and optimisation of your compressor or pulse shaper. |
Nieder-Ramstädter-Str. 247 64285 Darmstadt Germany | www.topag.de E-mail: |
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