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Femtosecond Laser for Two-Photon Microscopy - Get the free whitepaper

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Get the free whitepaper Fiber lasers have emerged as a simple and cost-efficient alternative to commonly used Ti:Sapphire and OPO based laser systems in the field of two-photon microscopy offering

Femtosecond Laser for Two-Photon Microscopy - FemtoFiber ultra 920 key features

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FemtoFiber ultra 920 key features Clean-Pulse Technology for highest peak-power and image brightness AOM and GDD options available Quiet, fully air-cooled design reducing animal stress in

Femtosecond Laser for Two-Photon Microscopy

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"I chose the FemtoFiber Ultra 920 due to its short pulse, compact design, and high power which is sufficient for two systems. So it's great, the performance is as promised, the laser is very stable

Femtosecond Laser for Two-Photon Microscopy

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Scientific Article: E. Benkler et al., End-to-end topology for fiber comb based optical frequency transfer at the 10−21 level, Optics Express [27], 36886 (2019) Scientific Article: E. C. Cook

Femtosecond Laser for Two-Photon Microscopy

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Options Module Description Wavelength extension* DFC IR Centered @ 1560 nm, bandwidth > 80 nm, typ. 100 nm DFC NIR Centered @ 780 nm, bandwidth

Femtosecond Laser for Two-Photon Microscopy

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Specifications DFC CORE + Center wavelength 1560 nm (other wavelengths see DFC Extensions) Comb spacing 200 or 80 MHz Laser outputs 4 or 8,

Application Notes - Trapping and Quantum Computing

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Frequency References - d) A Second, Stable Laser

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d) A Second, Stable Laser A laser locked to one of the above mentioned references can serve as a reference itself. Difference frequencies are limited by the bandwidth of the employed photodetector,

Frequency References

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The concept of phase and frequency stabilization relies on the possibility to detect changes of the quantity that is wished to be stabilized. To do so this quantity has to be measured continuously,

Frequency References - a) Atomic or Molecular Transitions – Spectroscopy

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a) Atomic or Molecular Transitions – Spectroscopy For many applications, a good and simple way to stabilize a laser´s frequency is to compare it to an atomic or molecular transition. One advantage