Presents a 100-kHz femtosecond amplifier system delivering pulses with a duration of 35 fs and an energy of 7 /spl mu/J. The system does not include a stretcher, since the large amount of dispersion accumulated during the amplification process is sufficient to prevent self-focusing. Compensation in approximately all orders is achieved through a combination of a prism compressor, chirped mirrors, and a liquid-crystal modulator, allowing the amplified pulses to be shortened to nearly the bandwidth limit.
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