Infrastructure Details
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Description
Equipment and resources
The Lund high power laser facility is well equipped in terms of advanced lasers, target chambers, diagnostics, etc. required for a broad range of experimental research using short and ultra-intense laser pulses:
The
terawatt OPCPA laser system
10-100
Hz, <10 fs pulse duration, CEP-stable, 50 mJ@100 Hz, 250 mJ@10 Hz, 800 nm
Used for
ultra-intense light-matter interaction studies, high-harmonic generation,
laser-driven particle acceleration
The
kilohertz tunable laser system
3 kHz,
20 fs, CEP-stable, 5 mJ, 770-830 nm
“Work
horse” of attosecond research in Lund during the last 20 years. Tunable around
800 nm. After post compression 3.5 fs pulses are produced. Also equipped with a
TOPAS to obtain different wavelengths.
The
OPCPA laser system
200 kHz,
15 µJ, 6 fs, CEP-stable, 850 nm
System
based on OPCPA, with rod-type fiber pump lasers. High-repetition rate system
for high-order harmonic generation and attoscience, surface physics, ultrafast
plasmonics.
The Ytterbium
CPA laser system
1-200
kHz, 170 fs, 1 mJ@1 kHz, 35 µJ@200 kHz, 1030 nm
Applications
of high-order harmonics, XUV spectroscopy, plasmonics.
Management of the infrastructure
Subject classification (UKÄ)
- Atom and Molecular Physics and Optics
Infrastructure category
- Other resources and equipment