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  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 36,
  • Issue 22,
  • pp. 5309-5315
  • (2018)

Visible-Spanning Flat Supercontinuum for Astronomical Applications

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Abstract

We demonstrate a broad, flat, visible supercontinuum spectrum that is generated by a dispersion-engineered tapered photonic crystal fiber pumped by a 1 GHz repetition rate turn-key Ti:sapphire laser outputting $\sim$ 30 fs pulses at 800 nm. At a pulse energy of 100 pJ, we obtain an output spectrum that is flat to within 3 dB over the range 490–690 nm with a blue tail extending below 450 nm. The mode-locked laser combined with the photonic crystal fiber forms a simple visible frequency comb system that is extremely well suited to the precise calibration of astrophysical spectrographs, among other applications.

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