We demonstrate a compact source of energetic and phase-locked multi-terahertz pulses at a repetition rate of 190 kHz. Difference frequency mixing of the fundamental output of an Yb:KGW amplifier with the idler of an optical parametric amplifier in GaSe and LiGaS2 crystals yields a passively phase-locked train of waveforms tunable between 12 and 42 THz. The shortest multi-terahertz pulses contain 1.8 oscillation cycles within the intensity FWHM. Pulse energies of up to 0.16 {\mu}J and peak electric fields of 13 MV/cm are achieved. Electro-optic sampling reveals a phase stability better than 0.1 {\pi} over multiple hours combined with free CEP tunability. The scalable scheme opens the door to strong-field terahertz optics at unprecedented repetition rates.
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Friday, December 15, 2017
Abstract-Phase-locked multi-terahertz electric fields exceeding 13 MV/cm at 190 kHz repetition rate
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