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June 1, 1999Optics Letters151 citations

Upconversion time microscope demonstrating 103× magnification of femtosecond waveforms

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CBCorey V. BennettBKBrian H. Kolner

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We present the operational principles and results of a temporal imaging system, configured as a time microscope, that achieves 103 x magnification of waveforms with 300-fs resolution and a 5.7-ps field of view. The quadratic-phase time-lens element is realized by upconversion of the dispersed input waveform with a linearly chirped 5-THz bandwidth pump. The system allows expansion of ultrafast optical waveforms to a time scale that is directly accessible with slower conventional technology, in real time, on a single-shot basis.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a230250ba2e71e68a57eddbhttps://doi.org/10.1364/ol.24.000783
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