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1 April 2022 Sub-2-cycle carrier-envelope-phase-stable laser providing 1.1-mJ pulses at 110 W average power
Steffen Hädrich, Maxim Tschernajew, Evgeny Shestaev, Fabian Stutzki, Nico Walther, Florian Just, Florian Karl, Sven Breitkopf, Christian Gaida, Oliver Herrfurth, Imre Seres, Zsolt Bengery, Barnabas Gilicze, Péter Jójárt, Zoltán Várallyay, Ádám Börzsönyi, Michael Müller, Christian Grebing, Dominik Hoff, Gerhard G. Paulus, Tino Eidam, Jens Limpert
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Abstract
We present a sub-2-cycle laser system combining high average power, pulse energy and repetition rate with CEP-stable operation. The laser system creates 300 fs pulses with 1.8 mJ pulse energy that are nonlinearly post-compressed down to few optical cycles in two subsequent multipass cells (MPC). A pulse duration of 5.8fs (sub-2-cycle) at a pulse energy of 1.1mJ in combination with 110W average power (100 kHz) is achieved. This corresponds to the shortest pulses and highest compressed average power for few-cycle MPCs. Furthermore, the carrier-to-envelope-phase stability amounts to 300 mrad for frequencies above 2 kHz as measured by stereo—above-threshold-ionization (ATI).
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Steffen Hädrich, Maxim Tschernajew, Evgeny Shestaev, Fabian Stutzki, Nico Walther, Florian Just, Florian Karl, Sven Breitkopf, Christian Gaida, Oliver Herrfurth, Imre Seres, Zsolt Bengery, Barnabas Gilicze, Péter Jójárt, Zoltán Várallyay, Ádám Börzsönyi, Michael Müller, Christian Grebing, Dominik Hoff, Gerhard G. Paulus, Tino Eidam, and Jens Limpert "Sub-2-cycle carrier-envelope-phase-stable laser providing 1.1-mJ pulses at 110 W average power", Proc. SPIE PC11991, Frontiers in Ultrafast Optics: Biomedical, Scientific, and Industrial Applications XXII, PC119910N (1 April 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2608672
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KEYWORDS
Laser systems engineering

Pulsed laser operation

Dielectric mirrors

Energy efficiency

Fiber amplifiers

Laser applications

Mirrors

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