VideoFROG Scan소프트웨어
data acquisition, processing, and display
For ultrafast laser pulse measurement systems, the software is
just as important as the hardware. VideoFROG Scan is the premier real-time FROG
pulse measurement software available. It is easy to use, but still has all the
features you need to make sure that your system is operating perfectly, and
allows the FROG Scan to be interfaced directly to your experiment. We do not
outsource our pulse measurement software in order to make sure that the
software and the hardware remain tightly integrated. To top it off,
VideoFROGscan is extermely robust, and can measure complex pulses easily.
The software not only must control the hardware, but must provide the user
information digested for their unique application. The user must be able to
easily control and evaluate the measurement process. With the summary panel of
the VideoFROG scan software, those are the questions we want to answer. The
convenient tabbed interface allows you to drill down and obtain more
information. Both tip strips and context help is provided for each display and
control–just pass the mouse over the item you want to know more about for the
tip strip, and enable the context help in the main menu.
Using popups, you can easily zero in on information most
pertinent to the problem at hand and customize the layout for your needs. You
can move them to the front, rearrange them, resize them, and minimize them.
Plots provide you with full control of how the results are displayed. You can
display the temporal pulse shape at the same time that you have the pulse
spectrum displayed. You can even zoom in on a temporal region of interest while
you are monitoring the spectrum. Or, you can just simply monitor the pulse
statistics.
Navigating the software is straightforward with the tabbed user
interface. Its simple organization allows you to focus only on the information
you need at the moment. The different sections each provide you with a unique
view of the operation of your laser–whether it is just pulse width, pulse
shape, spectral shape or width, or a view or the FROG trace itself. Cursors on
the pulse display allow data analysis on monitoring on the fly. A zoom control
allows you to select any region of the plot you need to see.
