Abstract

This paper discusses how the shape and spectrum of supershort radiation pulses are transformed as a result of diffraction at superimposed transmitting volume phase holographic gratings. It shows that de-interleaving of the light signal with simultaneous demultiplexing in the diffracted beam can be carried out in such a system.

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