Where to Buy Pulse Compressors
Linear (dispersive) pulse compressors can be used to compress pulses which are already broadband. There are also devices which include a nonlinear element for spectral broadening.
Related products: pulse duration measurement devices
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![]() 1650 Boul. Lionel-Boulet J3X 1P7 Varennes, Quebec Canada | ![]() The new few-cycle flexible hollow core fiber system allows you to choose various fiber lengths and inner diameters to achieve a desired nonlinear effect. Experimentally measured transmission for multi-mJ femtosecond pulses ranges between 50% and >90%, depending on the application. The most versatile choice for laser pulse post compression: The few-cycle hollow core fiber supports input energies from 50 μJ to 100 mJ, up to 20 times compression and transmission >90% while keeping the footprint and optical path length at a minimum. |
![]() The ultimate ultrafast pulse characterization Sphere Ultrafast Photonics, SL Calle Raimundo Garcia Dominguez, 2 15930 Boiro (A Coruña) Spain | ![]() d-scan is an inline, compact and high-performance device for the simultaneous measurement and compression of even the most demanding ultrafast pulses. d-scan can be used either as a standalone system or integrated with existing optical pulse compressors. It handles broadband oscillators, amplifiers, OPAs and hollow-fiber compressors. Coupling your beam into the d-scan is easily achieved in less than one minute and a full measurement takes less than 10 seconds. The resulting d-scan traces are very intuitive and a proprietary algorithm provides fast and accurate retrieval of the full electric field of the pulses. |
![]() More Power, Speed and Precision 2716 Einstein St. Quebec, Quebec G1P 4S8 Canada ISO 9001:2015 | ![]() Teraxion has the CM-V Chirped Module with VBG compressor matched pair, comprising a fiber pulse stretcher and a VBG pulse compressor. |
![]() Enabling new applications with ultrashort laser pulses Krausestraße 102 22049 Hamburg Germany | ![]() We offer different add-on pulse compression modules (MIKSs) to spectrally broaden and temporally shorten the pulses from your picosecond or femtosecond laser. The modules are compatible with nearly all commercial ultrafast lasers. Pulse shortening factors of 5× to 10× are easily reachable in a single stage with over 90% transmission. The core of our technology is nonlinear spectral broadening in multipass cells. For example, MIKS1_S module shortens the input pulses with 200–400 fs pulse duration and 1–200 μJ energy down to <50 fs with extremely high transmission of over 90%. This module can be shipped to you and easily installed remotely. |
![]() 43 Sparta Avenue Newton, NJ 07860 United States | ![]() Thorlabs manufactures a suite of options for dispersion management, including a pre-compensation module, dispersion compensating fiber, chirped mirrors, and low GDD optics. For ultrafast applications where dispersion must be well known and managed, Thorlabs’ portfolio includes a robust benchtop white light interferometer for characterizing reflective and transmissive dispersive properties of optics and coatings. The Chromatis™ dispersion measurement system covers 500 – 1650 nm, providing a means for measuring optics used for common femtosecond systems, including Ti:sapphire systems as well as 1 µm and 1550 nm oscillators. The Chromatis compliments our ultrafast family of lasers, amplifiers, and specialized optics including nonlinear crystals, chirped mirrors, low GDD mirrors/beamsplitters, and dispersion compensating fiber. |
![]() YOUR KEY to innovation and success Dieselstr. 5 85748 Garching (München) Germany | ![]() The Savanna-HP pulse compressor is based on a stretched flexible hollow-core fiber (SF-HCF). It has been developed in a collaboration with the Institute for Nanophotonics in Göttingen. It spectrally broadens high-energy femtosecond input pulses by nonlinear interaction with a noble gas of adjustable gas pressure inside a hollow fiber and subsequently compresses the pulse using chirped mirror technology from UltraFast Innovations (UFI). The state of the art SF-HCF technique allows nearly ideal waveguiding, reducing the losses to a minimum and allowing the application of self-phase modulation over an interaction length of up to 8 m. It can handle extremely intense input pulses with a few tens of mJ pulses and an average power of up to 20 W – with active cooling, even up to several hundred watts. With this, we provide an unmatched compression unit for today's state of the art lasers. See us at Frontiers in Optics + Laser Science in Tacoma, Washington, USA, Oct. 08–12 (booth 310)! |
![]() APE Angewandte Physik und Elektronik GmbH Plauener Straße 163–165 / Haus N 13053 Berlin Germany | ![]() The APE femtoControl is a compact motorized dispersion compensation unit for compressing femtosecond laser pulses in the spectral range of Ti:sapphire lasers, as well as for 2P and 3P microscopy (options for e.g. 1300 nm, 1700 nm, and up to 2500 nm possible. femtoControl compensates for material dispersion by applying the inverse amount of dispersion to the pulse. This is generated by a pair of prisms on motorized translation stages allowing continuous adjustment of the pulse length. For example, femtoControl can help to achieve more crisp and clearer microscope images especially for multi-photon microscopy. |
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5733 Central Avenue Boulder, CO 80301 United States | advancedthinfilms.com E-mail: |
Biophotonics Solutions Inc. Laboratories 1401 East Lansing Drive, Suite 112 East Lansing, MI 48823 United States | |
5100 Patrick Henry Drive Santa Clara, CA 95054 United States | |
3880 Park Avenue Edison NJ 08820–3097 United States | |
562 S Econ Circle Oviedo, FL 32765 United States | www.optigrate.com E-mail: |
513 Weston Ridge Dr., P. O. Box 4025 Naperville, IL 60567–4025 United States | |
705 St. Paul Street Rochester, New York 14605 United States | www.gratinglab.com E-mail: |
6300 Powers Ferry Road Suite 600–345 Atlanta, GA 30339–2919 United States | www.swampoptics.com E-mail: |
![]() 43 Sparta Avenue Newton, NJ 07860 United States | ![]() Thorlabs manufactures a suite of options for dispersion management, including a pre-compensation module, dispersion compensating fiber, chirped mirrors, and low GDD optics. For ultrafast applications where dispersion must be well known and managed, Thorlabs’ portfolio includes a robust benchtop white light interferometer for characterizing reflective and transmissive dispersive properties of optics and coatings. The Chromatis™ dispersion measurement system covers 500 – 1650 nm, providing a means for measuring optics used for common femtosecond systems, including Ti:sapphire systems as well as 1 µm and 1550 nm oscillators. The Chromatis compliments our ultrafast family of lasers, amplifiers, and specialized optics including nonlinear crystals, chirped mirrors, low GDD mirrors/beamsplitters, and dispersion compensating fiber. |
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![]() 1650 Boul. Lionel-Boulet J3X 1P7 Varennes, Quebec Canada | ![]() The new few-cycle flexible hollow core fiber system allows you to choose various fiber lengths and inner diameters to achieve a desired nonlinear effect. Experimentally measured transmission for multi-mJ femtosecond pulses ranges between 50% and >90%, depending on the application. The most versatile choice for laser pulse post compression: The few-cycle hollow core fiber supports input energies from 50 μJ to 100 mJ, up to 20 times compression and transmission >90% while keeping the footprint and optical path length at a minimum. |
7639 Cordner Lasalle, Quebec H8N 2X2 Canada | |
![]() More Power, Speed and Precision 2716 Einstein St. Quebec, Quebec G1P 4S8 Canada ISO 9001:2015 | ![]() Teraxion has the CM-V Chirped Module with VBG compressor matched pair, comprising a fiber pulse stretcher and a VBG pulse compressor. |
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![]() APE Angewandte Physik und Elektronik GmbH Plauener Straße 163–165 / Haus N 13053 Berlin Germany | ![]() The APE femtoControl is a compact motorized dispersion compensation unit for compressing femtosecond laser pulses in the spectral range of Ti:sapphire lasers, as well as for 2P and 3P microscopy (options for e.g. 1300 nm, 1700 nm, and up to 2500 nm possible. femtoControl compensates for material dispersion by applying the inverse amount of dispersion to the pulse. This is generated by a pair of prisms on motorized translation stages allowing continuous adjustment of the pulse length. For example, femtoControl can help to achieve more crisp and clearer microscope images especially for multi-photon microscopy. |
Vogelsangstr. 15 8307 Effretikon Switzerland | |
123 avenue Albert Thomas 87060 Limoges France | |
Ryttermarken 17 3520 Farum Denmark | ibsen.com E-mail: |
Albert-Einstein-Str. 18 86899 Landsberg am Lech Germany | |
![]() Enabling new applications with ultrashort laser pulses Krausestraße 102 22049 Hamburg Germany | ![]() We offer different add-on pulse compression modules (MIKSs) to spectrally broaden and temporally shorten the pulses from your picosecond or femtosecond laser. The modules are compatible with nearly all commercial ultrafast lasers. Pulse shortening factors of 5× to 10× are easily reachable in a single stage with over 90% transmission. The core of our technology is nonlinear spectral broadening in multipass cells. For example, MIKS1_S module shortens the input pulses with 200–400 fs pulse duration and 1–200 μJ energy down to <50 fs with extremely high transmission of over 90%. This module can be shipped to you and easily installed remotely. |
In den Niederwiesen 4a 76744 Wörth am Rhein Germany | www.nortus-optronic.com E-mail: |
Max-Planck-Straße 3 85716 Unterschleißheim Germany | www.optoprim.de/en E-mail: |
Skalholtsgatan 10 16440 Kista Sweden | www.proximion.com E-mail: |
![]() The ultimate ultrafast pulse characterization Sphere Ultrafast Photonics, SL Calle Raimundo Garcia Dominguez, 2 15930 Boiro (A Coruña) Spain | ![]() d-scan is an inline, compact and high-performance device for the simultaneous measurement and compression of even the most demanding ultrafast pulses. d-scan can be used either as a standalone system or integrated with existing optical pulse compressors. It handles broadband oscillators, amplifiers, OPAs and hollow-fiber compressors. Coupling your beam into the d-scan is easily achieved in less than one minute and a full measurement takes less than 10 seconds. The resulting d-scan traces are very intuitive and a proprietary algorithm provides fast and accurate retrieval of the full electric field of the pulses. |
![]() YOUR KEY to innovation and success Dieselstr. 5 85748 Garching (München) Germany | ![]() The Savanna-HP pulse compressor is based on a stretched flexible hollow-core fiber (SF-HCF). It has been developed in a collaboration with the Institute for Nanophotonics in Göttingen. It spectrally broadens high-energy femtosecond input pulses by nonlinear interaction with a noble gas of adjustable gas pressure inside a hollow fiber and subsequently compresses the pulse using chirped mirror technology from UltraFast Innovations (UFI). The state of the art SF-HCF technique allows nearly ideal waveguiding, reducing the losses to a minimum and allowing the application of self-phase modulation over an interaction length of up to 8 m. It can handle extremely intense input pulses with a few tens of mJ pulses and an average power of up to 20 W – with active cooling, even up to several hundred watts. With this, we provide an unmatched compression unit for today's state of the art lasers. See us at Frontiers in Optics + Laser Science in Tacoma, Washington, USA, Oct. 08–12 (booth 310)! |
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