论文信息 - Picosecond microwave pulse generation (A)

Picosecond microwave pulse generation (A)

Picosecond duration X‐band microwave pulses have been generated using a laser‐activated photoconductive switch. These pulses have been used to observe the microwave reflection from optically excited germanium. The reflection measurements indicate that the microwave pulse has a full width at half‐maximum of 50 ps and is synchronized with picosecond precision to the laser pulse. A high‐resolution radar experiment is also reported.

C. W. Gabel | D. Blumenthal | G. Mourou | C. Stancampiano

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