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16 May 1994 Femtosecond solid state light sources tunable around 193 nm
Jens Ringling, Olaf Kittelmann, Frank Seifert, Frank Noack, Georg Korn, Jeffrey A. Squier
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Abstract
Compact all-solid state laser sources are developed for femtosecond pulse generation tunable around 193 nm utilizing high peak power Ti:sapphire oscillator/amplifier systems and phase matched sequential sum frequency conversion in three (beta) -barium-borate (BBO) crystals arranged in different schemes. Using thin crystals and a delay line for optimization of the temporal overlap of the interacting pulses in the last conversion stage 190 fs optical pulses with pulse energies of more than 2 (mu) J at 193 nm at 20 Hz repetition rate and 170 fs pulses with pulse energies of up to 4 (mu) J at 200 nm (0.8 (mu) J at 193 nm) for 1 kHz repetition rate are produced with excellent spectral, temporal, and spatial stability.
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Jens Ringling, Olaf Kittelmann, Frank Seifert, Frank Noack, Georg Korn, and Jeffrey A. Squier "Femtosecond solid state light sources tunable around 193 nm", Proc. SPIE 2116, Generation, Amplification, and Measurement of Ultrashort Laser Pulses, (16 May 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.175839
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KEYWORDS
Nonlinear crystals

Crystals

Femtosecond phenomena

Phase matching

Vacuum ultraviolet

Harmonic generation

Solid state physics

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