1 LOA-ENSTA. 2 3 For PW class laser, a contrast better than 10 12 is required I ASE has to be < 10 10 W/cm² The ASE intensity is enough to generate.

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1 LOA-ENSTA

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For PW class laser, a contrast better than is required I ASE has to be < W/cm² The ASE intensity is enough to generate a pre-plasma. The main Pulse will interact with an expanding plasma. time 4

M. Kalashnikov, Modern Problems of Laser Physics (2006) 5

6 XPW IR Input Energy is limited to  200  J  = % Available seed energy for the second CPA is  J  (3) For efficient Contrast Cleaning, Higher XPW energy must be obtained XPW is the non linear filter that will be used to reach the contrast However :

7 CPA Laser system XPW Module Oscillator Stretcher+ Dazzler RGA+Mazzler MPA Compressor CW Pump Laser 10 Hz Pump Laser The first CPA is based on a standard system pumped at 10 Hz

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9 XPW Spectrum is 1.6 times broader than the Fundamental input spectrum Fundamental spectrum 80 nm FWHM XPW spectrum 130 nm FWHM

10 Up to 1.1 mJ is obtained

11 The Temporal contrast Is cleaned by 5 orders Of magnitude

12 CPA Laser system XPW Module CPA Laser system Oscillator Stretcher+ Dazzler RGA+Mazzler MPA Compressor CW Pump Laser 10 Hz Pump Laser Pre-Amp+ SA As the contrast of 10 5 is not enough, the first CPA has been modified to include a saturable aborber Output from the second CPA: 4 mJ/pulse at 10 Hz 50 nm bandwidth

13 Detection limit Contrast has been achieved

Detection limit of a standard SEQUOIA : Goal: Increase of the dynamic range of the Sequoia 1)Decrease of minimum measurable signal by reducing the equivalent noise power Hardware (Optics and Electronics) 2)Increase the input power/ intensity  Handling the 2  saturation, modulating the  arm. 3)Increase the intensity on the THG crystal for weak signals 14

15 Frequency doubling Frequency mixing Detector 2w=delta fonctionVariable delay line Acquisition Delta function=frequency doubling Signal=3  Variable attenuator - Density filters have been moved from the input beam to the infrared path in the sequoia => possible to increase the energy on the 2w arm - How does the 2  saturation affects the measured temporal profile ?

16 Two points must be verified : - What is the value of the 2  saturation energy ? - What is the impact onto the temporal profile ? 0.25 mJ mJ Saturation Energy  1 mJ

17 5 mJ 10 mJ20 mJ 50 mJ100 mJ Pulse broadening Starts at 20 mJ Reference profile 0.25mJ 22 Cross correlation

18 Référence 0.25 mJ Mesuré 5 mJ Simulation 5 mJ Simulations and measurements show that saturation of the SHG does not affect the temporal profile for energy below 20 mJ => Around 2 orders of magnitude better should be possible.

19 The Incoherent part is slightly driven into saturation unsaturated Saturated part Reconnect here

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21 We have demonstrated the possibility to generate high energy XPW radiation up to 1 mJ XPW is a good candidate for non linear filtering to obtain short pulses with very High contrast ( ) Measurement with 14 orders dynamic are possible but improvements in high dynamic range tools still need to be done