Pulse durations down to roughly 10 ps can be measured with the fastest available photodiodes in combination with fast sampling oscilloscopes.

The pulse duration, which is typically in the nanosecond regime, can be directly measured with a fast photodetector. The pulse energy may be measured directly ( ...

The time–bandwidth product (also sometimes called duration–bandwidth product) is often used for indicating how close a pulse is to the transform limit, i.e., ...

Ultrashort pulses are optical pulses with durations of picoseconds or less. They are most often generated with mode-locked lasers.

For sech2-shaped pulses, the pulse duration is ≈ 0.65 times the width of the autocorrelation signal, but this conversion factor depends on the pulse shape. A ...

The Q-switched laser module AP-QS1-MOD generates pulses with 20 ns to 200 ns duration, up to 30 kHz repetition rate, up to 10 W average output power and high ...

The peak power of a Gaussian pulse is ≈ 0.94 times the pulse energy divided by the FWHM pulse duration. The Gaussian pulse shape is typical for pulses from ...

The peak power of a light pulse is the maximum occurring optical power. Due to the short pulse durations which are possible with optical pulses, peak powers ...

In the nanosecond pulse duration regime, we can normally neglect chromatic dispersion and optical nonlinearities when simulating the power evolution. This ...

Ultrashort light pulses intrinsically have a large optical bandwidth. This means in turn that the pulse duration can be increased if the optical bandwidth is ...