Electro-optic modulation produces pulses of 27.5 fs at 10 GHz, indicating potential for nonlinear spectroscopy applications.
We demonstrate a polarization-maintaining, all-fiber electro-optic modulation comb source delivering 27.5 fs pulses at 10 GHz and 13 kW peak power. A novel architecture based on cascaded normal- and anomalous-dispersion fibers, with minimal splice loss, enables multi-stage spectral broadening and compression leading to 100 compression factor, with 65% conversion efficiency from the amplifier. These results set a new benchmark for high-repetition-rate ultra-fast comb sources suitable for nonlinear spectroscopy and dual-comb metrology.
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