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Optical Components for Ultrafast Applications

With unprecedentedly high time resolution and high peak power density, picosecond, femtosecond, and more recently attosecond pulses have found numerous applications in chemistry, physics, biology, material processing, and metrology. Newlight Photonics Inc.  is proud to have been providing the world ultrafast community a comprehensive line of optical components for generation, measurement, and manipulation of ultrafast pulses. 

Thin BBO Crystals for SHG, THG of pulses as short as 10fs, or for characterization of  such pulses with auto-correlation, cross-correlation, FROG, cross-correlation FROG(XFROG) or SPIDER

Thin BiBO Crystals for efficient SHG of ultrafast pulses > 100 fs

BBO Crystals ( L=1-3mm ) for NOPA to generate extremely short, tunable pulses,
or characterization of short pulses with GRENOUILLE

KTA, AgGaS2, AgGaSe2 Crystals for ultrafast MIR pulses through OPA or DFG

Calcite, α-BBO birefringent windows for delay compensation of two orthogonally polarized ultrafast pulses

Ultrafast Mirrors for beam steering of 800nm or 400nm pulses

Achromatic Zeroth-order Waveplates for polarization control of the very broadband spectrum in ultrafast sources

True zeroth-order Waveplates for broadband and a minimal time delay

Dual Waveplates for orthogonalizing or parallelizing the polarizations of two colors

Ti:sapphire Crystals as the gain media for ultrafast oscillators, regenerative amplifiers or multi-pass amplifiers

Glan Laser Polarizers for polarization control and beam splitting of ultrafast broadband pulses

Sapphire, CaF2 Windows for broadband continuum generation pumped by ultrafast pulses

Fused Silica, SF11 Isosceles Prism Pairs  for dispersion compensation of ultrafast pulses

BK7, Fused Silica Fresnel Biprisms for GRENOUILLEs, auto-correlators, and cross-correlators

IBS Coating: Custom broadband high damage threshold AR, HR coatings for ultrafast applications

 

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