new experimental setup to be set in our lab so can i get which camera suitable(specifications) for our work and what are the difficulties are to face while using camera in that setup and any measurement technique for analysis femtosecond output from camera.
I'm guessing you want to be able to see the shape of the pulse. If that's the case, I'm thinking that you could put a beam splitter, diferent from 50/50 in order to avoid damage. And then get lower energy pulse directed to a photodetector. There are several ultrafast photodetectors manufacturers, . Then you can plug the output to a osciloscope and get the shape of the pulse. I hope this may help. Kind regards.
Dear Velusamy,
Why to guess, please specify what kind of experimental setup are you going to set? For what purpose you are going to use the camera?
Thank you very much dear Romo-Cardenas for your helpful answer
As Faramarz said above, it's hard to comment without more details of what you are actually doing.
Optical pulse width measurements in the femtosecond regime are usually performed by autocorrelation measurements, as photo diodes don't usually have sufficient bandwidth to resolve the individual pulses. how short are your pulses? See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_autocorrelation for more details
If you just want to image your sample while your pump probe experiment is taking place, then the camera specs will depend on how quickly things are changing and without more details its hard to comment.
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