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High energy, low repetition rate, photonic crystal fiber generated supercontinuum for nanosecond to millisecond transient absorption spectroscopy

Kho et al., 2013

Document ID
16581986135156354515
Author
Kho J
Rohde C
Vanholsbeeck F
Simpson M
Publication year
Publication venue
Optics Communications

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High energy density per pulse (− 15dBmnm− 1) supercontinuum (SC) source has been developed as a probe for transient absorption (TrA) spectroscopy of systems with lifetimes from nanoseconds to a few milliseconds. We have generated a 600–1600nm, broadband …
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