Ultrabroadband near-infrared pulse generation by noncollinear OPA with angular dispersion compensation

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A telescope-grating-deformable scheme is proposed to compensate the angular dispersion of ultrabroadband spectrum. A simple design consideration is formulated based on the large angular dispersion of the idler from noncollinear optical parametric amplification. A proof of principle experiment is demonstrated. A 3-μJ ultrabroadband near-infrared pulse with spectrum range from 700 to 1400 nm has been generated. The technique has great potential to provide an ultrabroadband seed with negligible angular dispersion for high-power amplification of few-cycle pulses.

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Wang, T. J., Major, Z., Ahmad, I., Trushin, S., Krausz, F., & Karsch, S. (2015). Ultrabroadband near-infrared pulse generation by noncollinear OPA with angular dispersion compensation. Applied Physics B: Lasers and Optics, 121(3), 229–233. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00340-009-3382-6

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