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Entry ID Name of light source Name of vendor selling or name of group using this source Year of initial publication or catalog entry
1 visible (red) chirped supercontinuum for LIF scans Sanders group, UW-Madison 2005
2 TLB-6600-L-ES Venturi New Focus 2004
3 Chirped femtosecond supercontinuum Sanders group, UW-Madison 2006
4 Rapidly Swept Tunable Laser-SL1325-P16 Thorlabs 2005
5 Continuous-Wave Frequency Comb Fourier Transform Source based on a High-Dispersion Cavity Sanders group, UW-Madison 2006
6 Fourier Domain Mode Locking Laser Fujimoto group, MIT 2006
7 pololo slerrr 1990
8 TLB-6600-L-ES Venturi New Focus 2004
9 TLB-6600-L-ES Venturi New Focus 0000

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Similar to the following techniques
Additional information / notes
Span of the spectrum covered, based on -10dB points [cm-1]
Time to cover this range [s]
Spectrum update repetition rate [Hz]
Center wavenumber [cm-1]
Center wavelength [nm]
Spectral Resolution, best in scan [cm-1]
Power in TEM00, averaged over 1 s [mW]
Shortest time spent on 1 spectral resolution element [s]
Worst spectral resolution in scan [cm-1]
High-frequency RMS RIN
Stability RIN
Wavelength stability error [nm]
Physical dimension -- length [mm]
Physical dimension -- width [mm]
Physical dimension -- height [mm]
Approximate system cost [US$]
Data rate [S/s]
Duty cycle [%], based on -10dB points
Best spectral resolution [GHz]
Best spectral resolution [nm]
Longest coherence length [cm]
Spectral tracking linearity [%]
Spectral coverage [nm]
Size [m3]
Initial entry time
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