Laser Outline (click to see)

Specs:

 

Laboratory’s Layout (click to see)

 The characteristics of the laboratory and the laser sources aim to offer very stable and reliable experimental conditions, as well as a high degree of control on the radiation characteristics.

On the other hand, a broad range of characterisation techniques, both standard and home developed, is offered to the user for a full understanding of the experiments.

High Energy Laboratory

Work Station 01 – High energy

It uses the main amplified beam, at power levels of tenths of GWs or even 100 GW, with pulses of 23 fs and down to 5 fs. Applications such as nonlinear optics, femtochemistry, time resolved spectroscopy, etc. can be carried on at this work station.

 

Work Station 02 – XUV secondary source

The main amplified beam (prior or after postcompression) can be focused within a gas jet inside a vacuum chamber, generating a spectral comb in the XUV region. This radiation can be used in  attoscience, as well as in XUV applications.

Low Energy Laboratory

Work Station 03 – Low energy

The beam used in this area comes from the oscillator or from a small leakage of the CEP stabilization module. It is focused to high repetition rate application, photonics, broadband experiments, etc.

Other equipment. Beam Characterization & Measurement (click to download)