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2 March 2020 Time-stretched all-fiber supercontinuum source for spectroscopy
Philip G. Westergaard, Poul Kristensen, Jeffrey W. Nicholson, Bera Palsdottir
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Abstract
An all-fiber time-stretched supercontinuum light source is presented. Time-stretching is obtained by dispersing the light in a specially designed highly dispersive fiber with a wide transmission bandwidth. The light source is based on a polarization-maintaining, self-starting femtosecond oscillator with repetition rate in the 1-10 MHz range. The supercontinuum stretches from 950 – 1700 nm and exhibits a high level of stability – both in terms of amplitude and repetition rate. The stretched light source is contained in a box with dimensions 25x25x5 cm3 with a single mode output fiber, making it suitable for a wide range of spectroscopy applications and swept source OCT.
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Philip G. Westergaard, Poul Kristensen, Jeffrey W. Nicholson, and Bera Palsdottir "Time-stretched all-fiber supercontinuum source for spectroscopy", Proc. SPIE 11265, Real-time Measurements, Rogue Phenomena, and Single-Shot Applications V, 112650B (2 March 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2544855
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KEYWORDS
Spectroscopy

Dispersion

Light sources

Supercontinuum sources

Optical coherence tomography

Sensors

Near infrared spectroscopy

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