Engineering and TechnologyNature Communications
Femtosecond pulse amplification on a chip
M. A. Gaafar, M. Ludwig, et al.
Discover how a team of researchers has achieved over 50-fold amplification of femtosecond pulses in a CMOS-compatible photonic chip, reaching an impressive 800 W peak power. This breakthrough could pave the way for chip-integrated femtosecond technology that rivals traditional tabletop sources.
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