Picosecond streak camera fluorometry - A review
Anthony L. Campillo, S. L. Shapiro
Abstract
Anthony L. Campillo, S. L. Shapiro
Abstract
A general tutorial survey is presented describing the use of ultrafast streak cameras in picosecond fluorometry. Current instruments exhibit time resolutions of 1-10 ps with detection sensitivities of a few photoelectrons. When linear photoelectric recording is employed, a real-time direct display of optical transients is provided. Representative examples from the literature in physics, chemistry, and biology are given, as well as an extensive bibliography.
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A general tutorial survey is presented describing the use of ultrafast streak cameras in picosecond fluorometry. Current instruments exhibit time resolutions of 1-10 ps with detection sensitivities of a few photoelectrons. When linear photoelectric recording is employed, a real-time direct display of optical transients is provided. Representative examples from the literature in physics, chemistry, and biology are given, as well as an extensive bibliography.
Key concepts: Streak camera, Picosecond, Streak, Ultrashort pulse, Photoelectric effect, Optics, Time-resolved spectroscopy, Fluorescence spectroscopy