few-cycle

few-cycle offers a beam steering system with 4-axis manual control of the beam path under vacuum. Yaw, pitch, rotation and position adjustments are implemented with a highly stable flexure mount. The device supports optics with diameters up to 3”. Flange type: KF 50. Pressure down to 10⁻⁶ mbar.

few-cycle offers state-of-the-art components (dispersive and non-dispersive mirrors, windows, wedges) that enable achieving and preserving the bandwidth-limited duration of few-cycle pulses with central wavelengths ranging from the visible to the near infrared. Our R & D projects pave the way to implementing dispersion management techniques for ultrashort pulses with average powers up to 200 W.

The orchestra™ FROG (Frequency-Resolved Optical Gating) combines SHG (second harmonic generation) and TG (transient grating) FROG in one device with total spectral range from 200 nm to 2 μm (up to 3.4 μm optional). It comes with user-friendly software for acquisition and phase retrieval.

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.

few-cycle offers state-of-the-art components (dispersive and non-dispersive mirrors, windows, wedges) that enable achieving and preserving the bandwidth-limited duration of few-cycle pulses with central wavelengths ranging from the visible to the near infrared. Our R & D projects pave the way to implementing dispersion management techniques for ultrashort pulses with average powers up to 200 W.

The main requirements on optical mounts are movability combined with immovability. Our screwed™ – series optical mounts and assemblies resolve this contradiction by avoiding solely spring loaded solutions to retain the adjusted position. The position remains locked by literally screwing the two moving surfaces together.

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 orchestra™ FROG (Frequency-Resolved Optical Gating) combines SHG (second harmonic generation) and TG (transient grating) FROG in one device with total spectral range from 200 nm to 2 μm (up to 3.4 μm optional). It comes with user-friendly software for acquisition and phase retrieval.

few-cycle offers a beam steering system with 4-axis manual control of the beam path under vacuum. Yaw, pitch, rotation and position adjustments are implemented with a highly stable flexure mount. The device supports optics with diameters up to 3”. Flange type: KF 50. Pressure down to 10⁻⁶ mbar.

Vacube chambers enable customer-configurable beam routing under vacuum – maximally compact and maximum access. By separating the steps of optical alignment and pressure induced stress release, our design enables optical adjustment with free access to the mounts without the usual inconveniences of a vacuum chamber.