µROC | World’s Smallest Single-Shot Autocorrelator
ROC stands for Row Optical Correlator. Utilizing an exceptionally compact and robust inline setup, the μ-ROC pushes the boundaries of ROC principles to enable the measurement of single-shot autocorrelation traces within an unprecedentedly compact autocorrelator. Developed from Femto Easy’s newest patented design and drawing upon extensive expertise in single-shot ultrafast instrumentation cultivated over numerous years, the μ-ROC sets a new standard in single-shot autocorrelator performance, engineered for effortless OEM integration directly into laser heads or laser systems.
Features:
- Ultra compact autocorrelator, non sensitive to alignment, can be used as a simple camera
- Robust design, no moving parts. Non sensitive to vibrations
- No power supply needed, directly powered by the USB cable
- Suitable for any repetition rate. Single-pulse extraction possible up to 100 kHz laser repetition rate (with Trigger option)
- User-friendly and powerful software. REST API for standard software integration using simple HTTP requests
The introduction of the µ-ROC marks a new era of compact technology without sacrificing quality. Its small size and exceptional craftsmanship make a striking impression, seamlessly integrating autocorrelation measurements into machinery, laser systems, medical equipment, and any space-constrained environment.
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µ-ROC Applications
Scientific
- Laser development: To be used on Yb-, Ti:Sa- and similar laser types
- Integration into experimental setups: Space-saving
- Long-term performance monitoring: unattended remote monitoring of lasers
Industrial / OEM
- Laser-development: Yb, Ti:Sa and similar
- Machine & laser integration:
- Simplifying service travels: Lightweight accessory for service engineers
- Spatially-resolved measurements: Measurement of beam profile and pulse duration distribution over one diameter
Femto Easy STAR Software
- Live extraction of shot to shot pulse duration
- Different calculation methods available for proper pulse estimation (Raw data FWHM, Gaussian fit, sech2…)
- Enhanced background & hot pixels treatment, for optimum dynamic and signal to noise ratio
- Client / Server interface, and REST API for the easiest integration
- All data exportable into most common formats