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A new ultrafast laser emits pulses of light 30 billion times a second
A new ultrafast laser emits pulses of light 30 billion times a second
The devices pulsate at a higher rate than ever before, thanks to a novel technique
Blazingly fast lasers have just leveled up.
Ultrafast lasers emit short, rapid-fire bursts of light, with each pulse typically lasting tens of millionths of a billionth of a second. A new laser pulses 30 billion times a second — about 100 times as fast as most ultrafast lasers, researchers report in the Sept. 28
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