Iteration-TW Iteration-20 TW
Iteration-TW is an ultracompact terawatt ultrashort, ultraintense laser with industrial-grade reliability. Pulse width is 25 fs, maximum peak power 45 TW and repetition rate up to 10 Hz. A Lancer regenerative front end and Flare multistage multipass main amplifier provide output. XPW gives picosecond contrast better than 10^10. Precision deformable mirrors correct wavefront distortion for high energy and beam quality. Integrated mechanical supports and Triones flexure mounts provide pointing stability of only 5 μrad. Particle accelerators based on Iteration-TW can be tabletop-scale alternatives to large conventional machines. High reliability supports moving laser acceleration beyond laboratories into broader civilian markets.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Center wavelength | 780-820 nm (nominal), optional second- and third-harmonic generation |
| Peak power | >20 TW |
| Pulse energy | >500 mJ |
| Energy Stability | <1.2%(RMS) |
| Pulse width | As Low As 25 fs |
| Maximum Repetition Rate | 10 Hz |
| ns Pulse contrast | >10⁸:1 |
| Picosecond pulse contrast [@1ps; >10⁶:1@5ps; >10⁸:1@10ps; >10¹⁰:1@100ps] | >10⁴:1@1ps; >10⁶:1@5ps; >10⁸:1@10ps; >10¹⁰:1@100ps |
| Spot size [1/e²] | ~35 mm |
| Strehl Ratio | >0.85(With a Deformable Mirror) |
| Beam Pointing Stability | <5 μrad(RMS) |
| Polarization state | Horizontal Linear Polarization |
| Synchronous Phase-Locking Module | Optional, locking accuracy <150 fs |
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