Zusammenfassung
Viele Pikosekundentechniken finden auch bei der Impulsverkürzung im Sub-Pikosekundenbereich ihre Anwendung. Zu den im Femtosekundenbereich praktizierten Impulsverkürzungstechniken gehören die Pulskompression, der Einsatz eines CPM-Ringlasers (CPM = colliding pulse modelocking), das passive Modenkoppeln und die Verwendung optisch parametrischer Systeme.
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