1975
DOI: 10.1016/0030-4018(75)90017-6
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An optical up-conversion light gate with picosecond resolution

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“…Inspired by the timeresolved fluorescence upconversion experiments [40] and by the optical sampling (OS) oscilloscope [41], the principle of our method is based on asynchronous OS (see Fig. 1.a).…”
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“…Inspired by the timeresolved fluorescence upconversion experiments [40] and by the optical sampling (OS) oscilloscope [41], the principle of our method is based on asynchronous OS (see Fig. 1.a).…”
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“…They converted the light of a mode-locked He-Ne laser into UV light by mixing with the sampling pulses produced by a mode-locked Nd-glass laser in a KDP crystal [11]. In 1975 Mahr first demonstrated that up-conversion (optical mixing) could be used to measure very low level subnanosecond light pulses with a good spectral resolution and a time resolution only limited by the pulse duration [12]. The luminescence emitted after a laser pulse excitation is mixed with the other half of the laser pulse in a nonlinear optical crystal to generate sum frequency radiation.…”
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“…They proved fruitful in many research areas, e.g., characterization of carrier dynamics in semiconductors, 1,2 parametric up-conversion processes, 3 femtosecond spectroscopy, 4 and nondestructive examination of materials, 5 just to name a few.…”
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