Colliding pulse mode-locked ring dye

M. C. Nuss, R. Leonhardt, W. Zinth Stable operation of a synchronously pumped colliding pulse mode-locking ring dye laser. Opt. Lett. 10, 16 (1985)... [Pg.945]

Fig. 4 Femtosecond dye laser consisting of a colliding pulse mode-locked ring laser (lower level) and a dye amplifier (upper level)...

The advent of ultrafast pump-probe laser techniques62 and their marriage with the TOF method also enables study of internal ion-molecule reactions in clus-ters.21,63-69 The apparatus used in our experiments is a reflectron TOF mass spectrometer coupled with a femtosecond laser system. An overview of the laser system is shown in Figure 4. Femtosecond laser pulses are generated by a colliding pulse mode-locked (CPM) ring dye laser. The cavity consists of a gain jet, a... [Pg.193]

Colliding pulse mode locking CPM Passive mode locking and eventual synchronous pumping Ring dye laser <100 fs 1 nJ... [Pg.288]

At a proper choice of the amplifying gain and the absorption losses, this situation will automatically be realized in the passively mode-locked ring dye laser. It leads to an energetically favorable stable operation, which is called colliding-pulse mode (CPM) locking, and the whole system is termed a CPM laser. This mode of operation results in particularly short pulses down to 50 fs. There are several reasons for this pulse shortening ... [Pg.289]

D. Kiihlke Calculation of the colliding pulse mode locking in CW dye ring lasers. IEEE J. QE-19, 526 (1983)... [Pg.945]

Singh, S. Short pulse generation from a flashlamp-pumped Rhodamine 6G ring dye laser using the colliding pulse mode-locking technique. Appl. Opt. 1987,26,66-69. [Pg.376]

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