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27 November 2023 High-precision timing detection technology based on low-power ultrafast lasers
Ming Xin, Tong Wang, Mingzhe Li, Yi Zhang
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Abstract
Ultra-precise timing technique with low-power lasers holds immense significance in numerous advanced applications. Presently, the nonlinear-optics-based timing method falls short in delivering sufficient resolution under low-power conditions, while the intricate setup of the linear heterodyne timing technique makes it hard to implement. In this article, based on the AOM timing detection principle, an attosecond-precision balanced timing detector is firstly evaluated. By utilizing time and frequency multiplexing configuration, an electronic-noise-suppression timing detector is then demonstrated. Given the simplicity, low power consumption, and exceptional timing precision of our approach, these two linear-optics-based timing methods hold broad applicability in the realms of metrology, ranging, and synchronization.
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Ming Xin, Tong Wang, Mingzhe Li, and Yi Zhang "High-precision timing detection technology based on low-power ultrafast lasers", Proc. SPIE 12760, Advanced Lasers, High-Power Lasers, and Applications XIV, 127600N (27 November 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2686506
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KEYWORDS
Ultrafast lasers

Bragg cells

Fiber lasers

Photodetectors

Photonic devices

Pulse signals

Signal detection

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