High Quality Pulse Post-compression in a Multi-pass Cell Employing Enhanced Frequency Chirping
Maximilian Benner, Maximilian Karst, Philipp Gierschke, Henning Stark, Mahmoud Abdelaal, Jens Limpert
Abstract
Maximilian Benner, Maximilian Karst, Philipp Gierschke, Henning Stark, Mahmoud Abdelaal, Jens Limpert
Abstract
We demonstrate experimentally an increased peak power and significantly reduced pedestal pulses in a millijoule pulse energy multi-pass cell post-compression scheme employing the concept of enhanced frequency chirping.
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We demonstrate experimentally an increased peak power and significantly reduced pedestal pulses in a millijoule pulse energy multi-pass cell post-compression scheme employing the concept of enhanced frequency chirping.
Key concepts: Chirp, Pulse compression, Pulse (music), Chirp spread spectrum, Materials science, Optics, Frequency modulation, Energy (signal processing)