The Brimrose Free Space Cavity Dumper is typically used in a mode-locked laser cavity to separate a single optical pulse from the circulating pulsed energy. The Brimrose high-speed Pulse Picker is used typically in high-speed optical pulse picking external to a laser cavity and is designed to extract single pulses from a fast train of laser pulses up to 100 MHz – few GHz pulse repetition rate, and re-direct the pulse into a different optical path.
The Brimrose Free Space Cavity Dumper is typically used in a mode-locked laser cavity to separate a single optical pulse from the circulating pulsed energy. As a result, nearly all the laser energy is dumped out of the resonant cavity in the form of a single optical pulse. A cavity dumper offers high peak power and higher repetition frequencies.
The Brimrose high-speed Pulse Picker is used typically in high-speed optical pulse picking external to a laser cavity and is designed to extract single pulses from a fast train of laser pulses up to 100 MHz – few GHz pulse repetition rate, and re-direct the pulse into a different optical path. A cavity-dumped laser, a pulse picker is often called a cavity dumper, extracts the circulating pulse from the cavity in only every Nth round trip. The Pulse Picker is in most cases either an electro-optic modulator or an AO Modulator, combined with a suitable fast electronic driver.
Key Features
Free Space
High Diffraction Efficiency
Small Size
UV-VIS Optical Range
Brewster Angle Incidence
High Modulation Bandwidth
Up to 400 MHz Frequency
Higher Repetition frequencies
Laboratory Version
Custom Configurations Available
Applications
Mode-Locked Lasers for Generating Ultrashort Pulses with Higher Pulse Energies
Injection and Extraction of Pulses in a Regenerative Amplifier