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A 167-m fiber-based optical frequency comb interferometer was stabilized to nm-level with extremely wide scanning of 2.8 m by frequency scanning. Fiber noise cancellation with direct use of a frequency comb was also demonstrated.
Astrophotonics — the interface of photonics and astronomical instrumentation — has already made important contributions to ground-based and space-based instrumentation (space photonics). The early developments built on technologies arising out of telecommunications but, in recent years, astrophotonics has begun to “give back” to traditional photonic fields. The main goals of astrophotonics are to...
A high-flux table-top coherent soft x-ray high harmonic generation source, driven by sub-2-cycle, 1.85 μm, 1 kHz laser pulses, is applied to a condensed phase sample revealing the carbon binding orbitals of polyimide.
We demonstrate the nanoparticle analyses based on elongated-abruptly-tapered micro fiber interferometer. The charged nanoparticles generating from incomplete combustion of carboncontaining compounds are stringently attached onto micro interferometer at equal distance separation to analyze nanoparticle sizes.
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