Moonlander HHG
- 21-50 eV photon energy with optional filtering and focusing
- full pump-probe suite available
- 100 kHz, 200 kHz, 1 MHz rep rate version available
- designed for ARPES and CDI
Introduction
High photon flux at high repetition rate
Driven by our high-power laser technology, the Moonlander HHG provides high photon flux at high repetition rates in a compact and robust design.
A second, synchronized optical output from UV to mid-IR can be provided with a tunable OPCPA, hence offering a full pump-probe suite to take the next step in time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy.
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More InformationFeatures
High-flux high harmonic generation source
Complete VIS-pump / EUV-probe suite
Convenient user interface
Custom beamline components
Specs
Moonlander HHG-21 | Moonlander HHG-21 HR | Moonlander HHG-50 | |
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Photon energy | 21 eV | 21.7 eV | 21…50 eV |
Wavelength | 59 nm | 59 nm | 24…59 nm |
Spectral bandwidth FWHM | 80 meV | 20 meV | 200 meV |
Photon flux at source single harmonic | > 1×10^13 ph/sec | > 1×10^13 ph/sec | > 3×10^12 ph/sec @ 38 eV |
Photon flux at focus single harmonic | > 1×10^11 ph/sec | > 1×10^11 ph/sec | > 1×10^12 ph/sec |
Repetition rate | 200 kHz | 1 MHz | 100 kHz |
Focusing and steering | optional | optional | optional |
Optical pump and recombination at sample chamber | 350 nm – 15µm (optional) | 350 nm – 15µm (optional) | 350 nm – 15µm (optional) |
Driver laser | included | included | included |
Performance
Applications
- Time-resolved ARPES
- Attosecond dynamics in solids and gases
- Inspection in EUV
- Ultrafast material science
- Nanoparticles and clusters
- Bioparticle imaging
Downloads
FAQ
Yes, please contact our sales team for customized solutions.
Yes, we can provide this in our filtering section based on the user’s needs.
Yes, a laser driver is already included. Based on the user’s HHG requirements we decide on the best design in terms of laser driver.
Publications
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February 27, 2020Femtosecond OPCPAs from UV to short-wave IR wavelengths for ultrafast dynamics experiments from condensed matter to atoms, molecules, and clusters,” Proc. SPIE 11278, Ultrafast Phenomena and Nanophotonics XXIV, 112781A
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March 5, 2021High power 9 μm source for spectroscopy and HHG, Proc. SPIE 11670, Nonlinear Frequency Generation and Conversion: Materials and Devices XX; 116700X (2021)
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February 21, 2020High power CEP-stable OPCPA at 800nm,” Proc. SPIE 11259, Solid State Lasers XXIX: Technology and Devices, 112591L