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Femtosecond autocorrelation measurements based on two-photon photoconductivity in ZnSe

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Abstract

Two-photon photoconductivity in ZnSe is used to record femtosecond autocorrelation functions. This technique requires <100 µW of average power of a typical mode-locked femtosecond Ti:sapphire laser and distinguishes itself by a dynamic range over several decades and great conversion bandwidth, permitting the sensitive correlation of pulses of a few femtoseconds.

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