Chirped pulse amplification of 300 fs pulses in an alexandrite regenerative amplifier
Maurice A. Pessot, Jeff A. Squier, Philippe Bado, Gerard A. Mourou, Donald J. Harter
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Maurice A. Pessot, Jeff A. Squier, Philippe Bado, Gerard A. Mourou, Donald J. Harter
Abstract
The amplification of femtosecond dye laser pulses up to the 3.5-mJ level in an alexandrite regenerative amplifier is discussed. An expansion/compression system using diffraction gratings allows chirped amplification techniques to be used to produce peak powers upwards of 1 GW. Limitations in the chirped pulse amplification of ultrashort pulses due to intracavity dispersive elements are discussed.>
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The amplification of femtosecond dye laser pulses up to the 3.5-mJ level in an alexandrite regenerative amplifier is discussed. An expansion/compression system using diffraction gratings allows chirped amplification techniques to be used to produce peak powers upwards of 1 GW. Limitations in the chirped pulse amplification of ultrashort pulses due to intracavity dispersive elements are discussed.>
Key concepts: Chirped pulse amplification, Femtosecond, Amplifier, Regenerative amplification, Optics, Ultrashort pulse, Laser, Chirp