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Electronically delay-tuned upconversion cross-correlator for characterization of mid-infrared pulses.
Optics Letters 2018 June 16
In this Letter, a novel method for the characterization of mid-infrared pulses is presented. A cross-correlator system, with no moving parts, combining ultra-broadband pulsed upconversion detection with fast active electronic delay tuning was built to perform time-resolved spectral characterization of 1.6 ns mid-infrared supercontinuum pulses. Full wavelength/time spectrograms were acquired in steps of 20 ps over a range that can, in theory, extend to microseconds in a matter of seconds, with 48 ps temporal resolution and 22 cm-1 spectral resolution in the 2700-4300 nm range. This work proves the potential for the use of electronic delay tuning instead of mechanical delay tuning for applications such as cross-correlators and laser spectroscopy, where their fast precise tunability and long delay ranges are a strong asset.
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