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Broadband femtosecond transient infrared spectroscopy using a 256 × 256 element indium antimonide focal-plane detector

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Application and characterization of large-format IR focal-plane arrays as detectors for ultrafast, high-resolution IR spectroscopy are discussed. We also present generation of broadband IR probe–reference pulses by use of collinear non-phase-matched geometry and shot-to-shot dual-track normalization to obtain transient spectra from broadly absorbing hydrogen-bonded systems. As much as 400-cm-1-wide coverage with 15-cm-1 FWHM spectral resolution and ±6.4×10-4 ΔOD=3×10-4 baseline standard deviation ±1σ is demonstrated near 2.9 µm.

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