Pulses of 500-psec duration, emitted by a mode-locked He–Ne laser, have been electro-optically frequency swept and then compressed to 270 psec by multiple reflections from an interferometer proposed by Gires and Tournois.

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Duguay et al. (Wed,) studied this question.

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1Compression of optical pulses1968 · 159 citations
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4OPTICAL FREQUENCY TRANSLATION OF MODE-LOCKED LASER PULSES1966 · 49 citations
5Folded Optical Delay Lines1965 · 535 citations

Also Consider

Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context:

1Compression of optical pulses1968 · 159 citations
2USE OF NEON AS A NONLINEAR ABSORBER FOR MODE LOCKING A He–Ne LASER1968 · 45 citations
3The Theory and Design of Chirp Radars1960 · 951 citations
4OPTICAL FREQUENCY TRANSLATION OF MODE-LOCKED LASER PULSES1966 · 49 citations
5Folded Optical Delay Lines1965 · 535 citations