Femtosecond Multipass Ti:Sapphire Amplifier MATEKO0 pages
Amplifiers
Ti:Sapphire Amplifier MATEKO
• Compact single-box design
• >10 mJ/pulse
• Variable repetition rate
• Contrast ratio >104
• Upgradeable up to TW level
• <40 fs pulse duration
Product overview
Femtosecond Ti:Sapphire amplifier MATEKO
The MATEKO femtosecond amplifier is designed to provide mJ-level output by amplifying pulses from a Ti:S or fiber ultrafast
seed oscillator. The amplification ratio in such a system is more than 10^6 and happens in a Ti:S crystal during several passes
while pumping by a Q-switched 515-532 nm laser. The hybrid system comprises two amplifiers: a regenerative stage and a
multipass stage, thus enabling higher pulse energies. A single pump laser is used to pump both stages which reduces the cost
of the system and boosts stability and performance. Additional Pockels cell operates as a pulse slicer and allows full control
over PRR and increases contrast ratio to 10^4 level at >5 ns.
The MATEKO systems comprise an ultrafast seed oscillator (solid-state TiF-15F3 or fiber EFOA-SH), stretcher, Fraday isolator,
Pockels cell, control and synchronization unit, regenerative and multipass amplifiers, pulsed amplifier pump laser, optional
pulse slicer and grating compressor unit. All elements are integrated into a single box for better overall stability and have
compact optical layout.
Upon request we may offer systems with output pulse energy of >500 mJ and TW peak power level. The upgrade may also be
performed in stages to fit into tighter funding.
MATEKO-40F10
(-40F15)
MATEKO-40F1K
Pulse duration*
Central wavelength
Repetition rate
Pulse energy*
Beam diameter (1/e2)
Stability
Contrast ratio at 10 ns
Contrast ratio at <10 ns
M2
Output polarization
Optical head dimensions
<40 fs
1 kHz**
>5 mJ
10 mm
<1.0% rms
>104:1** / 200:1
0...10 Hz (variable);
0...15 Hz (variable)
>10 mJ
8 mm
<2.5% rms
>104:1
>103:1 @ 1 ps
>106:1 @ 5 ps
>5x107:1 @ 10-20 ps
>5x107:1 @ ASE
<1.3
TEMoo
linear, horizontal
1500x1000x220 mm
1200x900x220 mm
* - upon request: 30...120 fs systems; up to 500 mJ TW systems;
** - an additional pulse slicer may be added to the unit. This improves the contrast ratio and allows the repetition rate to be ad-
Avesta Ltd., Laboratory Building, P. N. Lebedev Physical Institute,
Troitsk, 142190, Moscow, Russia
Tel: +7 495 967-94-73; +7 495 851-00-78
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