Scanning Autocorrelator GECO
- 10 fs – 20 ps pulse duration range
- 500 – 2000 nm wavelength range
- High-resolution voice coil driven delay line
- Integrated controller
- Compact and portable design
- Pulse-analysis software
- FROG-ready
Features
- 10 fs – 20 ps pulse duration range
- 500 – 2000 nm wavelength range
- High-resolution voice coil driven delay line
- Integrated controller
- Compact and portable design
- Pulse-analysis software
- FROG-ready
GECO is a scanning autocorrelator designed for pulse duration measurements of systems with ≥ 1 kHz repetition rate. Operation of GECO is based on noncollinear second-harmonic generation in a nonlinear crystal, producing intensity autocorrelation trace directly related to the input beam pulse duration. One arm of the fundamental pulse is delayed by a linear positioning stage, providing fast, reliable motion with 0.13 fs resolution. GECO can acquire a full intensity autocorrelation trace of 10 fs – 20 ps pulses and covers the 500 – 2000 nm wavelength range. GECO features noncollinearity angle adjustment and can be transformed into a collinear setup, allowing the performance of interferometric autocorrelation measurements for pulses in the 10 fs range.
GECO comes with an integrated controller and pulse-analysis software. It is also capable of generating FROG traces, if an external spectrometer is connected. Software APIs are available for custom user adaptations.
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