FREGAT. Cr:Forsterite Femtosecond Amplifiers
FREGAT-200 | FREGAT-600 | FREGAT-1000 | |
Pulse duration (FWHM) | <120 fs | ||
Wavelength (fixed) | 1240±10 nm | ||
Output pulse energy* | >0.2 mJ | >0.6 mJ | >1 mJ |
Required pump pulse energy (1064 nm, <200 ns) | 10 mJ | 35 mJ | 50 mJ |
Pulse repetition rate** | 1 kHz | 10 / 50 / 100 Hz | 10 / 50 Hz |
Spatial mode | TEM00 | ||
Output polarization | linear, horizontal |
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Utility specs | 100-240 V, 50 Hz | ||
* - up to 30 mJ upon request; also see the FREGAT-TW system (110 mJ); ** - depends on the amplifier pump laser; an additional pulse slicer may be added to the unit. This improves the contrast ratio and allows the repetition rate to be adjusted from single-shot to the maximum repetition rate of the amplifier. |
Globally the FREGAT family of Cr:Forsterite femtosecond amplifiers are to our knowledge the only commercially-available solutions based on this unique active medium. The systems radiate fs pulses around 1230-1240 nm. A standard FREGAT system generally includes a pulse stretcher, a regenerative amplifier, synchronization and delay generator, a pulse compressor, an integrated seed oscillator with a fiber pump laser and an amplifier pump laser. Single-box all-in-one optical head design allows robust operation and space saving.
Customized systems with peak power >1 TW are available upon request.
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