Triggerable Continuum Source for Single-shot Ultra-fast Applications
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We demonstrate a triggerable continuum source based on a modulated DFB laser. Such a source eliminates the need to synchronize a mode-locked-laser with an incoming signal in applications such as spectroscopy and wideband signal processing.
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We demonstrate a triggerable continuum source based on a modulated DFB laser. Such a source eliminates the need to synchronize a mode-locked-laser with an incoming signal in applications such as spectroscopy and wideband signal processing.
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Chou, J.; Bennett, C V; Boyraz, O & Jalali, B.Triggerable Continuum Source for Single-shot Ultra-fast Applications,
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