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Characterization of Highly Dispersive Components Using Direct Instantaneous Frequency Measurements

C. Dorrer

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Abstract

The instantaneous frequency of a chirped pulse is directly measured by combining spectral and temporal interferometry, allowing for characterization of the stretcher of a chirped-pulse–amplification system over several nanoseconds with picosecond precision.

© 2013 Optical Society of America

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