We demonstrate eftlcient generation of continuous spectrum centered at 40Ohm from solid thin plates. By frequency doubling of 0.8m J, 3Ors Ti:sapphire laser pulses with a BBO crystal, 0.2m J, 33fs laser pulses at 400...We demonstrate eftlcient generation of continuous spectrum centered at 40Ohm from solid thin plates. By frequency doubling of 0.8m J, 3Ors Ti:sapphire laser pulses with a BBO crystal, 0.2m J, 33fs laser pulses at 400nm are generated. Focusing the 400-nm pulses into 7 thin fused silica plates, we obtain 0.15mJ continuous spectrum covering 350-450 nm. After compressing by 3 pairs of chirped mirrors, 0. 12 m J, 8.6 fs pulses are achieved. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time that sub-10-fs pulses centered at 400nm are generated by solid thin plates, which shows that spectral broadening in solid-state materials works not only at 800nm but also at different wavelengths.展开更多
We theoretically study the nonlinear compression of a 20-rnJ, 1030-nm picosecond chirped pulse from the thin-disk amplifier in a krypton gas-filled hollow-core fiber. The chirp from the thin-disk amplifier system has ...We theoretically study the nonlinear compression of a 20-rnJ, 1030-nm picosecond chirped pulse from the thin-disk amplifier in a krypton gas-filled hollow-core fiber. The chirp from the thin-disk amplifier system has little influence on the initial pulse, however, it shows an effect on the nonlinear compression in hollow-core fiber. We use a large diameter hollow waveguide to restrict undesirable nonlinear effects such as ionization; on the other hand, we employ suitable gas pressure and fiber length to promise enough spectral broadening; with 600-μm, 6-bar (1 bar = 105 Pa), 1.8-m hollow fiber, we obtain 31.5-fs pulse. Moreover, we calculate and discuss the optimal fiber lengths and gas pressures with different initial durations induced by different grating compression angles for reaching a given bandwidth. These results are meaningful for a compression scheme from picoseconds to femtoseconds.展开更多
We theoretically study the nonlinear compression of picosecond pulses with 10-m J of input energy at the 1053-nm center wavelength by using a one-meter-long gas-filled hollow-core fiber(HCF) compressor and consideri...We theoretically study the nonlinear compression of picosecond pulses with 10-m J of input energy at the 1053-nm center wavelength by using a one-meter-long gas-filled hollow-core fiber(HCF) compressor and considering the third-order dispersion(TOD) effect. It is found that when the input pulse is about 1 ps/10 m J, it can be compressed down to less than20 fs with a high transmission efficiency. The gas for optimal compression is krypton gas which is filled in a HCF with a 400-μm inner diameter. When the input pulse duration is increased to 5 ps, it can also be compressed down to less than 100 fs efficiently under proper conditions. The results show that the TOD effect has little impact on picosecond pulse compression and the HCF compressor can be applied on compressing picosecond pulses efficiently with a high compression ratio, which will benefit the research of high-field laser physics.展开更多
We study theoretically the spectral intensity evolutions of the femtosecond Gaussian and parabolic pulses with different initial pulse energies and compare the nonlinear compressions of these pulses based on a meter-l...We study theoretically the spectral intensity evolutions of the femtosecond Gaussian and parabolic pulses with different initial pulse energies and compare the nonlinear compressions of these pulses based on a meter-long hollow-core fiber filled with neon for different initial pulse durations. The pulses are first coupled into gas-filled hollow-core fiber for spectrum broadening, then compressed by the optimal chirp compensation. The parabolic pulse possesses a shorter pulse duration, larger peak power, and cleaner wings than Gaussian pulse. The properties are useful for compressing the pulses and thus generating the high-energy, short-duration pulses.展开更多
High-performance 86μJ,11.2 fs pulses with a spectrum range of 800-1050 nm are generated based on 1030 nm,190 fs Yb femtosecond pulses by using multi-plate-based spectral broadening and filtering.Taking advantage of s...High-performance 86μJ,11.2 fs pulses with a spectrum range of 800-1050 nm are generated based on 1030 nm,190 fs Yb femtosecond pulses by using multi-plate-based spectral broadening and filtering.Taking advantage of single beam configuration,the obtained pulses have excellent power and spectral stabilities.Since the output spectrum is obtained by spectrally filtering the broadened components,the temporal contrast of the output pulses is enhanced by at least four orders of magnitude.Together with the robust and simple setup,the proposed method is expected to be a competitive option for the generation of seed pulses for 10s-100s petawatt lasers.展开更多
Using temporal and spectral methods,the effects of dispersion and filtering induced by Mo/Si multilayer mirrors reflection on incident attosecond pulses were studied.First,two temporal parameters,the pulse broadening ...Using temporal and spectral methods,the effects of dispersion and filtering induced by Mo/Si multilayer mirrors reflection on incident attosecond pulses were studied.First,two temporal parameters,the pulse broadening factor,and the energy loss factor,were defined to evaluate the effects of dispersion and filtering.Then,by analyzing these temporal parameters,we investigated and compared the dispersion and filtering effects on attosecond pulses.In addition,we explored the origins of pulse broadening and energy loss by analyzing the spectral and temporal characteristics of periodic Mo/Si multilayer mirrors.The results indicate that the filtering effect induced by Mo/Si multilayer mirrors reflection is the dominant reason for pulse broadening and energy loss.展开更多
Pulse signals, propagating through a turbulent medium such as the ionosphere, can be distorted by dispersion and scattering from both the background medium and irregularities embedded in. Thus, the mean square pulse w...Pulse signals, propagating through a turbulent medium such as the ionosphere, can be distorted by dispersion and scattering from both the background medium and irregularities embedded in. Thus, the mean square pulse width is changed, and temporal broadening is introduced. We carry out a study on the temporal broadening with theoretical analyses and numerical simulations by using an analytical solution of two-frequency mutual coherence function obtained recently by iteration. As a case of study, pulse broadening is investigated in detail in trans-ionospheric propagation. Results show that most contributions are mainly from the dispersion of the background ionosphere and scattering effects of electron density irregularities in most cases.展开更多
An analytical model is proposed to calculate single event transient (SET) pulse width with bulk complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology based on the physics of semiconductor devices. Combining with t...An analytical model is proposed to calculate single event transient (SET) pulse width with bulk complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology based on the physics of semiconductor devices. Combining with the most prevalent negative bias temperature instability (NBTI) degradation model, a novel analytical model is developed to predict the time evolution of the NBTI induced SET broadening in the production, and NBTI experiments and three-dimensional numerical device simulations are used to verify the model. At the same time, an analytical model to predict the time evolution of the NBTI induced SET broadening in the propagation is also proposed, and NBTI experiments and the simulation program with integrated circuit emphasis (SPICE) are used to verify the proposed model.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos 11434016,11574384 and 11674386the National Key Basic Research Program of China under Grant Nos 2013CB922401 and 2013CB922402
文摘We demonstrate eftlcient generation of continuous spectrum centered at 40Ohm from solid thin plates. By frequency doubling of 0.8m J, 3Ors Ti:sapphire laser pulses with a BBO crystal, 0.2m J, 33fs laser pulses at 400nm are generated. Focusing the 400-nm pulses into 7 thin fused silica plates, we obtain 0.15mJ continuous spectrum covering 350-450 nm. After compressing by 3 pairs of chirped mirrors, 0. 12 m J, 8.6 fs pulses are achieved. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time that sub-10-fs pulses centered at 400nm are generated by solid thin plates, which shows that spectral broadening in solid-state materials works not only at 800nm but also at different wavelengths.
基金Project supported by the National Basic Research Program of China(Grant No.2011CB808101)the Funds from the Chinese Academy of Sciences,and the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11127901,10734080,61221064,60908008,and 61078037)
文摘We theoretically study the nonlinear compression of a 20-rnJ, 1030-nm picosecond chirped pulse from the thin-disk amplifier in a krypton gas-filled hollow-core fiber. The chirp from the thin-disk amplifier system has little influence on the initial pulse, however, it shows an effect on the nonlinear compression in hollow-core fiber. We use a large diameter hollow waveguide to restrict undesirable nonlinear effects such as ionization; on the other hand, we employ suitable gas pressure and fiber length to promise enough spectral broadening; with 600-μm, 6-bar (1 bar = 105 Pa), 1.8-m hollow fiber, we obtain 31.5-fs pulse. Moreover, we calculate and discuss the optimal fiber lengths and gas pressures with different initial durations induced by different grating compression angles for reaching a given bandwidth. These results are meaningful for a compression scheme from picoseconds to femtoseconds.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11204328,61221064,61078037,11127901,and 11134010)the National Basic Research Program of China(Grant No.2011CB808101)+2 种基金the Commission of Science and Technology of Shanghai,China(Grant No.12dz1100700)the Natural Science Foundation of Shanghai,China(Grant No.13ZR1414800)the International Science and Technology Cooperation Program of China(Grant No.2011DFA11300)
文摘We theoretically study the nonlinear compression of picosecond pulses with 10-m J of input energy at the 1053-nm center wavelength by using a one-meter-long gas-filled hollow-core fiber(HCF) compressor and considering the third-order dispersion(TOD) effect. It is found that when the input pulse is about 1 ps/10 m J, it can be compressed down to less than20 fs with a high transmission efficiency. The gas for optimal compression is krypton gas which is filled in a HCF with a 400-μm inner diameter. When the input pulse duration is increased to 5 ps, it can also be compressed down to less than 100 fs efficiently under proper conditions. The results show that the TOD effect has little impact on picosecond pulse compression and the HCF compressor can be applied on compressing picosecond pulses efficiently with a high compression ratio, which will benefit the research of high-field laser physics.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.61221064,61078037,11127901,and 11134010)the National Basic Research Program of China(Grant No.2011CB808101)+2 种基金the Funds from the Commission of Science and Technology of Shanghai,China(Grant No.12dz1100700)the Natural Science Foundation of Shanghai,China(Grant No.13ZR1414800)the International S&T Cooperation Program of China(Grant No.2011DFA11300)
文摘We study theoretically the spectral intensity evolutions of the femtosecond Gaussian and parabolic pulses with different initial pulse energies and compare the nonlinear compressions of these pulses based on a meter-long hollow-core fiber filled with neon for different initial pulse durations. The pulses are first coupled into gas-filled hollow-core fiber for spectrum broadening, then compressed by the optimal chirp compensation. The parabolic pulse possesses a shorter pulse duration, larger peak power, and cleaner wings than Gaussian pulse. The properties are useful for compressing the pulses and thus generating the high-energy, short-duration pulses.
基金supported by the Shanghai Municipal Natural Science Foundation(No.20ZR1464500)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC)(Nos.61905257 and U1930115)the Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Major Project(No.2017SHZDZX02)
文摘High-performance 86μJ,11.2 fs pulses with a spectrum range of 800-1050 nm are generated based on 1030 nm,190 fs Yb femtosecond pulses by using multi-plate-based spectral broadening and filtering.Taking advantage of single beam configuration,the obtained pulses have excellent power and spectral stabilities.Since the output spectrum is obtained by spectrally filtering the broadened components,the temporal contrast of the output pulses is enhanced by at least four orders of magnitude.Together with the robust and simple setup,the proposed method is expected to be a competitive option for the generation of seed pulses for 10s-100s petawatt lasers.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11547183 and 11547241)the Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities,China(Grant Nos.JD1517 and 2652014012)
文摘Using temporal and spectral methods,the effects of dispersion and filtering induced by Mo/Si multilayer mirrors reflection on incident attosecond pulses were studied.First,two temporal parameters,the pulse broadening factor,and the energy loss factor,were defined to evaluate the effects of dispersion and filtering.Then,by analyzing these temporal parameters,we investigated and compared the dispersion and filtering effects on attosecond pulses.In addition,we explored the origins of pulse broadening and energy loss by analyzing the spectral and temporal characteristics of periodic Mo/Si multilayer mirrors.The results indicate that the filtering effect induced by Mo/Si multilayer mirrors reflection is the dominant reason for pulse broadening and energy loss.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.49990455 and 69871003)the Foundation of the National Key Laboratory of Electromagnetic Environment of China
文摘Pulse signals, propagating through a turbulent medium such as the ionosphere, can be distorted by dispersion and scattering from both the background medium and irregularities embedded in. Thus, the mean square pulse width is changed, and temporal broadening is introduced. We carry out a study on the temporal broadening with theoretical analyses and numerical simulations by using an analytical solution of two-frequency mutual coherence function obtained recently by iteration. As a case of study, pulse broadening is investigated in detail in trans-ionospheric propagation. Results show that most contributions are mainly from the dispersion of the background ionosphere and scattering effects of electron density irregularities in most cases.
基金supported by the Key Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 60836004)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 61006070, 61076025)
文摘An analytical model is proposed to calculate single event transient (SET) pulse width with bulk complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology based on the physics of semiconductor devices. Combining with the most prevalent negative bias temperature instability (NBTI) degradation model, a novel analytical model is developed to predict the time evolution of the NBTI induced SET broadening in the production, and NBTI experiments and three-dimensional numerical device simulations are used to verify the model. At the same time, an analytical model to predict the time evolution of the NBTI induced SET broadening in the propagation is also proposed, and NBTI experiments and the simulation program with integrated circuit emphasis (SPICE) are used to verify the proposed model.