Broadband operation of a Ti:Sapphire laser using novel double-chirped mirrors and semiconductor saturable absorbers

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Abstract

Pulses of 6.5 fs duration have been obtained using custom tailored double-chirped mirrors (DCMs) and a broadband semiconductor saturable absorber mirror (SESAM) that leads to reliable self-starting operation. With a single set of novel ultra-broadband DCMs we can tune the center wavelength of self-starting 30-fs pulses over 300 nm. The exchange of the cavity mirrors, which is usually neccessary when tuning over such a broad wavelength range, can thus be avoided.

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Sutter, D. H., Jung, I. D., Matuschek, N., Morier-Genoud, F., Kärtner, F. X., Scheuer, V., … Keller, U. (1998). Broadband operation of a Ti:Sapphire laser using novel double-chirped mirrors and semiconductor saturable absorbers. Springer Series in Chemical Physics, 63, 11–13. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72289-9_3

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