Light Conversion's TiPA is an invaluable tool for alignment of ultrashort pulse laser systems based on the chirped pulse amplification technique. Its unique design allows monitoring and measuring of ...
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Light Conversion's CarpetView is a software package dedicated for inspection, visualization and analysis of ultrafast spectroscopy data. It is compatible with various ultrafast spectrometers. It ...
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When standard spectroscopic techniques are not enough to unravel the intricate ultrafast dynamics of photoactive systems, multi-pulse time-resolved spectroscopic techniques can be utilized to shed ...
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Light Conversion's HARPIA‑TF is a time-resolved fluorescence measurement extension to the HARPIA‑TA mainframe that combines two time- resolved fluorescence techniques. For the highest time ...
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The popular transient absorption spectrometer HARPIA from Light Conversion, has been reimagined and redesigned to meet the needs and standards of today's scientific world. The new improved HARPIA ...
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Capabilities of Light Conversion's HARPIA‑TA spectrometer can be further expanded by HARPIA‑TF and HARPIA‑TB extensions. Fundamentally, the all-integrated HARPIA system can be viewed as a ...
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The spectra of Laser Quantum's broadband venteon oscillators are difficult to measure with standard Si-based CCD-spectrometers. Limited by the detector sensitivity, these devices are only suitable to ...
The Laser Quantum venteon SPIDER is the ultimate tool for highly accurate and unique real-time ultra-short pulse characterisation. It allows for a complete pulse reconstruction in the time and ...
The Laser Quantum venteon SPIDER HP is based on the ultrafast version, but optimised for longer pulses. For this purpose, the fundamental stretching of one pulse copy within the SPIDER and the ...
Operation of the Light ConversionGECO autocorrelator is based on noncollinear second harmonic generation in a nonlinear crystal, producing intensity autocorrelation trace directly related to the ...
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Ultrafast Pulse Width Characterization for 650 - 1100 nm
For Pulses from 40 fs to 1 ps, or Pulses Down to 15 fs with Precompensation
Selectable Gain up to 70 dB to Accommodate Large ...
