XUUS 5 upconverts ultrafast laser pulses into the Extreme UV (EUV or XUV) or soft X-ray regions of the spectrum. Employing HHG processes, the output beam inherits the coherent properties of a driving laser such as the KMLabs RAEA with wavelengths that can be tuned from ~10 to 50 nm. Moreover, customized systems can generate coherent beams with wavelengths as short as 6 nm. The XUUS 5 employs KMLabs' patented hollow waveguide for the high harmonic up-conversion process.
Salient Features:
| Photon Energy Range | 20 - 1,600 eV |
| Flux | Up to 1012 ph/s/h at source |
| Pulse Duration | Femto- to attoseconds |
KMLabs Pantheon™ platform is a pulsed EUV source, consisting of the necessary instrumentation for the generation of EUV light as well as a beamline to facilitate delivery of pure EUV photons to your user-supplied experimental station. Individual pulses of light from Pantheon have duration in the femtosecond regime and take the form of a laser-like, coherent, and highly focusable beam.
Salient Features:
| Photon Energy Range | 20 - 1,600 eV |
| Flux | Up to 1012 ph/s/h at source |
| Pulse Duration | Femto- to attoseconds |
The Arterium beamline modules are designed with flexibility in mind. Various modules are available for for different functions such as removing the high power IR that is used for driving harmonics, steering, focusing, and filtering. Please contact us to discuss your specific beamline requirements.
Salient Features:
| Rejector Module | Removes 99.8% of IR |
| Filter Wheel Module | Up to 4 filters in series with a 28-filter capacity |
| SwitchYard Module | Three-way splitter for flexibility |
| Focusing Module | Spot sizes down to ~ 1 mm |
| Monochromator | Single harmonic selector |
| EUV Diagnostics | Spectral content and flux |
The KMLabs EclipseTM is a high repetition rate, half wave Pockels cell and driver unit, designed for laser pulse picking at up to 20kHz. The Eclipse has a minimum window of 10ns, and >90% throughput between 750-850nm. KMLabs’ compact design allows the driver to be packaged in with the optical unit, thus minimizing the high voltage line-length, and thereby maximizing the switching speed. The high voltage source for the Eclipse is an external, 19”w x 13”d x 3.5”h unit.
Salient Features:
| Minimum Switching Window | 10 ns |
| Switching Efficiency | > 90 % for 750 - 850 nm |
| Driver/Cell Aperture Diameter | 9 mm |
| Monochromator | Single harmonic selector |
KMLabs Hyperion VUV, a 2019 Laser Focus World Platinum-level Innovators Award and an R&D 100 Awards Finalist, provides bright femtosecond pulses at numerous wavelengths across the vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) region, from 6.0 eV (205 nm) to 10.8 eV (115 nm). The discrete tunability of the KMLabs Hyperion VUVTM vacuum ultraviolet source enables researchers to study a wide range of materials and materials properties.
Salient Features:
| Photon Energy Range | 1.2 - 18 eV |
| Flux | Up to 1014 ph/s/h at source |
| Pulse Duration | 200 - 300 fs |
The award-winning RAEA has been engineered for the most challenging applications rather than the most common, and was specifically designed with the XUUS system in mind for high harmonic generation. From better beam quality and stability, to remote alignment and lower maintenance needs, RAEA serves as a repeatable and reliable source for any of your high harmonic generation needs. In addition, with the advancements we’ve made in both pulse quality and energy, you no longer need to fully commit your amplifier to just high harmonic generation. RAEA provides enough energy to drive a XUUS system and then some, allowing you to expand your lab capability without needing another system.
Salient Features:
| Wavelength | 790 nm |
| Average Power | Up to 20 W |
| Repetition Rate | 5 - 200 kHz (software adjustable) |
| Pulse Duration | < 35 fs or < 25 fs |
The KMLabs Griffin™ series of Ti:sapphire oscillators gives customers ultimate control over their system, are simple to maintain, and offer a wide range of performance specifications enabling many different applications. These prism-based oscillators use Kerr lens modelocking to generate ultrashort < 12 fs pulses.
Salient Features:
| Wavelength | 700 - 920 nm |
| Average Power | 550 - 1,400 mW |
| Repetition Rate | 75 - 102 MHz (fixed) |
| Pulse Duration | < 12 - 40 fs |
