Multichannel photodiode detector for ultrafast optical spectroscopy

Abstract

Construction and characterization of a multichannel photodiode detector based on commercially available components with high signal to noise of $\sim 10^6$ and a rapid frame rate, suitable for time resolved femtosecond spectroscopy with high repetition femtosecond sources, is presented.

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